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Ethridge, TN | It all depends on how "wear" it has on it, specifically row units. You can sink alot of money into one pretty quick. Big share of the parts are available aftermarket, as this is the same row unit as the old 7000 series Deere's, so that helps some. But there can also be a good chance that shanks can be sprung, where the shaft for the gauge wheels are, as well as the wear of that shaft, along with it being out of line at the disc openers. It just all depends, on acres it has seen, how much care it had, plus the operating conditions it was in. Also remember, there are tires that are going to run over rows, so if it's damp, and your pushed, you could have some emergence problems in those rows.
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Kinze Model 2000 Planter
