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| I am a red guy, but I have to say that a 750 will do a nice job. The big downside to them is they require the owner to be a bit more fussy with upkeep because they don't work worth a darn when parts are worn, and they aren't cheap to rebuild. But, if you get one cheap and go over it, it will be a long while with those acreages before you'd have to worry about it again if you keep after it with a grease gun and check it over after every season. | |
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Which no-till grain drill to buy???????
