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Central-ish KY | Good Advise. Only thing I would add would be to check the seed tube guards and down pressure springs. If the seed tube guards get worn down to 5/8" at the bottom, they need to be replaced. Unless you're planting in worked ground, you'll want the heavy down pressure springs. The John Deere ones are good and so are the Yetters with pin adjust. The good thing about a 7000 is that parts are easy to find and get. I'm partial to Shoup for parts. Free shipping over $200 and usually get parts the next afternoon or two days at the latest. | |
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John Deere 7000 planter advice
