nice, but I see issues with plastic and screws . If you have to constantly go to multiple heads, take off and on, those screw holes would get worn out. Lot of work to change.
New owners, You are not going to drag this out to your field and assemble it. At first I thought this was over complicated because of all the parts. It's actually fairly simple once you understand it. Do not force, hammer or trim parts. If it's not fitting together, you did something wrong. Calmly look at your work to figure out what you did wrong. It gets easier
The planter rolls with ground level. The plastic must be tight not lose to poke holes. It can be adjusted from 5 inches all the way up to 30" with all spacers
nice, but I see issues with plastic and screws . If you have to constantly go to multiple heads, take off and on, those screw holes would get worn out. Lot of work to change.
New owners,
You are not going to drag this out to your field and assemble it. At first I thought this was over complicated because of all the parts. It's actually fairly simple once you understand it.
Do not force, hammer or trim parts. If it's not fitting together, you did something wrong. Calmly look at your work to figure out what you did wrong. It gets easier
Looks great but what challenges have you encountered in planting on ground thats not dead level? Can the planter be adjusted to 12 & 24" spacing?
The planter rolls with ground level. The plastic must be tight not lose to poke holes. It can be adjusted from 5 inches all the way up to 30" with all spacers
Where are these planters made?
Juniors are made in china for us. Then assemble in US
How can I buy this one
the link is above
I wanna buy this please
the link is above
Expensive
very expensive for a piece of plastic
very cheap if you are doing more than 1 acre
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