Those one-of-one projects in the shop are always the ones you're most proud of. I'm very interested in seeing the rest of this process as you continue the build. I'm wondering if you will have trouble getting the control software you need to run that configuration though. As you said Deere does not offer any exact emerge planters in the 15 row 15 inch configuration. Agrivision will certainly be able to help assign the addresses to the row unit controllers I'm just not sure you will be able to build your configuration in seed star 4. Very interested in seeing the rest of the project though. I think trimming off the 3x7 front tubes would make that bar look very clean when it's all done
Thank you for watching and taking time to comment ... the computer is set up for seed star 4 now ... and the software is loaded for a 15 row ..all apart of the PUK kit..... I think it will work out pretty good ... especially for a second soybean planter ...
Do you still have your 1795? That was a sweet planter. You have to be one of the most intelligent guys on here on this Deere equipment. You have a top notch operation there. Keep up the good work!
Thank you very much! I sincerely appreciate the kind words ..... we actually sold all of our planters ... just upgraded to a new 16/31 john deere 1795 - it will be here soon ... I had these row units, so I decided to put this planter together as well ...
@@Blackearthexcavationandtiling I was wondering why you were building this little beast. Will you even use the markers? Is this something your doing to help out a newer guy? I always say, even if your planting 4-500 acres, put the best their is on your planter. The payback is huge. You can’t beat a planter build man. Thanks.
I believe it’s the 1785 that lifts up and pivots we have the 1780 newer model of what you got wish it went narrow transport and very back heavy tool bar we got the dry fert box on front great planter
1745 lifts and pivots ... 1785 is identical to what's in the video .... yes, for sure, lots of negative tongue weight - but the ccs system will help with that, but not eliminate it ....
You can order anything from DEERE and get credits for stuff they leave off because you don’t want it. For example, I could replace my old DB120’s turned 90’s with no row units, which does not offer exact emerge on the 20” row spacing, and put on the EM row units myself, or have the dealer install.
I’m wanting to put a bean planter together also but I’m wanting a lift and rotate similar to a Kinze or 1745. Plan to pull it with a 4430 so most likely won’t be interested in high speed but I’m watching to see what I can learn to use for myself from your build.
You do some good work! very specific attention to detail. Shoup is a good company to deal with for a lot different parts and at a more comfortable cost.
@@Blackearthexcavationandtiling I just wish I could achieve that much perfection. People like you and me are disappearing every year. I don't see a lot of farmers who do this much work in there own super shops.
@Kole Wiebensohn I've noticed the same... the landscape of farming is changing - in personally don't like the direction its headed either..... I like doing projects and being busy. If I'm not doing something, I go nuts just sitting around ...only thing I lack is funding these type projects - things sure are not as cheap as they used to be ....
How many months and napkins did it take to think this massive project out before you spent your money and how many years to return your money if you would have kept the old ones thanks
We sold another planter to do this project ..but ironically, I'll actually have less in this project.. so its all working out well .. as far as the planning - it didn't take to long to put together the general idea - but it is taking a while to put together all the pieces
Great build and great video. I built a 15 row 15 in 7000 planter quite a some time ago. Hydraulic drive and variable rate seeding. I built pusher units for it so I understand the planning and replanning that goes into such a project. Thanks for sharing you build.
You know it wasn't long ago before deer co. forced my independent deere dealer out (oldest single owner left in the whole United States )I could have went to my parts manager and bought shit like that thru whole goods plus my dealer would knock off a lot for max discount on buying shit like that. Them days are long gone now.. thank u TN tractor for fuckin up everything and acquiring every dealership. . In the whole state.. I rest my case. Good day!!
@@Blackearthexcavationandtiling well only if u and I can come up with something to fuck up that already exists that works great and make a killing on it . Anything by example of deere and caseih dealerships to Chevy pickup gas tank vents or 5 gal gas cans and fluid for exhuast. There's got to be something outhere that needs but doesn't a brilliant mind to fuck it up. I'm still working on muffler bearings and blinker fluid but I think pocket sized electric / hydraulic lot lizards with self cleaning feature is the tickect ..I'm ready to partner up.
@@Blackearthexcavationandtiling preciate it . I enjoy your channel , views and opinions also with putting out the facts for the retards to chew on,,and your equipment more than all the other top dogs on here. Almost a carbon copy of where I'm supposed to be at and how I wanted my shit till I was broke in 2013 and dad retired in 16 thus the name of my channel. Now I get to farm all our ground in my cousins shit while he gets the checks. I'm sure you live rent free in some poor fucks head now anyways. Keepem comin
@will farm again I have a couple good rants coming to the second channel ... and i agree - life sure feels like eternal struggle at times .... thank you for your viewership! Much appreciated
What would happen if all electronic programs shut down. Now this is just a question that I'm throwing out there how can the modern-day Farm survive. What is your thoughts for the younger generation that don't know how to start planting corn without a computer. I know a couple operators that cannot plant corn without a computer. Or spray. Just a question for a thought
That's a good question for discussion ... considering the amount of ignorance occurring in our society, its a maricle things are not worse than they are - and this is a broad topic (I really need to post on my second channel more) ... far as the computers on equipment - based on what I've seen, there are more older farmers that struggle with the computers as to the mechanical drive stuff .... I have some "hot topic" videos coming up soon that you'll enjoy - get your coffee cup filled up and ready - lol ....
@@Blackearthexcavationandtiling yes we finish hauling corn out this week and getting ready for spring Light upgrades to our 1750 XP with fertilizer application and closing Wheels. I'll be using the John Deere 7290r to pull the planter with the tank on the front three point. I know it's Overkill. Thanks for the videos they always give me ideas.
@@grote66 csr2 times 1.6 - plus 80 equals .... that will be the number of avg yeild ... so csr2 of 65 x 1.6 +80 = 184 .... this is corn yeild ... if you want to figure soybeans... times 3 less... so that 184 becomes about 61 ...
Those one-of-one projects in the shop are always the ones you're most proud of. I'm very interested in seeing the rest of this process as you continue the build. I'm wondering if you will have trouble getting the control software you need to run that configuration though. As you said Deere does not offer any exact emerge planters in the 15 row 15 inch configuration. Agrivision will certainly be able to help assign the addresses to the row unit controllers I'm just not sure you will be able to build your configuration in seed star 4. Very interested in seeing the rest of the project though. I think trimming off the 3x7 front tubes would make that bar look very clean when it's all done
Thank you for watching and taking time to comment ... the computer is set up for seed star 4 now ... and the software is loaded for a 15 row ..all apart of the PUK kit..... I think it will work out pretty good ... especially for a second soybean planter ...
Do you still have your 1795? That was a sweet planter. You have to be one of the most intelligent guys on here on this Deere equipment. You have a top notch operation there. Keep up the good work!
Thank you very much! I sincerely appreciate the kind words ..... we actually sold all of our planters ... just upgraded to a new 16/31 john deere 1795 - it will be here soon ... I had these row units, so I decided to put this planter together as well ...
@@Blackearthexcavationandtiling I was wondering why you were building this little beast. Will you even use the markers? Is this something your doing to help out a newer guy? I always say, even if your planting 4-500 acres, put the best their is on your planter. The payback is huge.
You can’t beat a planter build man. Thanks.
Your always improving not just settling in your operation….very interesting to watch and listen so much information to take in😊
Well thank you very much .... I enjoy making the videos for others to maybe get some info out of ....much appreciated
I believe it’s the 1785 that lifts up and pivots we have the 1780 newer model of what you got wish it went narrow transport and very back heavy tool bar we got the dry fert box on front great planter
1745 lifts and pivots ... 1785 is identical to what's in the video .... yes, for sure, lots of negative tongue weight - but the ccs system will help with that, but not eliminate it ....
2 in one day…nice.
Lol! ...busy busy!
You can order anything from DEERE and get credits for stuff they leave off because you don’t want it. For example, I could replace my old DB120’s turned 90’s with no row units, which does not offer exact emerge on the 20” row spacing, and put on the EM row units myself, or have the dealer install.
I’m wanting to put a bean planter together also but I’m wanting a lift and rotate similar to a Kinze or 1745. Plan to pull it with a 4430 so most likely won’t be interested in high speed but I’m watching to see what I can learn to use for myself from your build.
You do some good work! very specific attention to detail. Shoup is a good company to deal with for a lot different parts and at a more comfortable cost.
Thank you very much for the compliment 😊
@@Blackearthexcavationandtiling No problem, I always compliment when I see perfection being achieved!
@@kolewiebensohn I sincerely appreciate the kind words!
@@Blackearthexcavationandtiling I just wish I could achieve that much perfection. People like you and me are disappearing every year. I don't see a lot of farmers who do this much work in there own super shops.
@Kole Wiebensohn I've noticed the same... the landscape of farming is changing - in personally don't like the direction its headed either..... I like doing projects and being busy. If I'm not doing something, I go nuts just sitting around ...only thing I lack is funding these type projects - things sure are not as cheap as they used to be ....
Thanks for the video.
How many months and napkins did it take to think this massive project out before you spent your money and how many years to return your money if you would have kept the old ones thanks
We sold another planter to do this project ..but ironically, I'll actually have less in this project.. so its all working out well .. as far as the planning - it didn't take to long to put together the general idea - but it is taking a while to put together all the pieces
Great build and great video. I built a 15 row 15 in 7000 planter quite a some time ago. Hydraulic drive and variable rate seeding. I built pusher units for it so I understand the planning and replanning that goes into such a project. Thanks for sharing you build.
@@ronaldschultz1189 thanks very much
enjoyed the build
Thanks very much!
You know it wasn't long ago before deer co. forced my independent deere dealer out (oldest single owner left in the whole United States )I could have went to my parts manager and bought shit like that thru whole goods plus my dealer would knock off a lot for max discount on buying shit like that. Them days are long gone now.. thank u TN tractor for fuckin up everything and acquiring every dealership. . In the whole state.. I rest my case. Good day!!
Right ... and its that way everywhere... total monopolizatjon
@@Blackearthexcavationandtiling well only if u and I can come up with something to fuck up that already exists that works great and make a killing on it . Anything by example of deere and caseih dealerships to Chevy pickup gas tank vents or 5 gal gas cans and fluid for exhuast. There's got to be something outhere that needs but doesn't a brilliant mind to fuck it up. I'm still working on muffler bearings and blinker fluid but I think pocket sized electric / hydraulic lot lizards with self cleaning feature is the tickect ..I'm ready to partner up.
@@SouthernFarmingTV haha! You made my day! 🤣
@@Blackearthexcavationandtiling preciate it . I enjoy your channel , views and opinions also with putting out the facts for the retards to chew on,,and your equipment more than all the other top dogs on here. Almost a carbon copy of where I'm supposed to be at and how I wanted my shit till I was broke in 2013 and dad retired in 16 thus the name of my channel. Now I get to farm all our ground in my cousins shit while he gets the checks. I'm sure you live rent free in some poor fucks head now anyways. Keepem comin
@will farm again I have a couple good rants coming to the second channel ... and i agree - life sure feels like eternal struggle at times .... thank you for your viewership! Much appreciated
What would happen if all electronic programs shut down. Now this is just a question that I'm throwing out there how can the modern-day Farm survive. What is your thoughts for the younger generation that don't know how to start planting corn without a computer. I know a couple operators that cannot plant corn without a computer. Or spray. Just a question for a thought
That's a good question for discussion ... considering the amount of ignorance occurring in our society, its a maricle things are not worse than they are - and this is a broad topic (I really need to post on my second channel more) ... far as the computers on equipment - based on what I've seen, there are more older farmers that struggle with the computers as to the mechanical drive stuff .... I have some "hot topic" videos coming up soon that you'll enjoy - get your coffee cup filled up and ready - lol ....
@@Blackearthexcavationandtiling sounds interesting I'll be waiting for the Hot Topic to come out. Have a great evening and a great week.
@The Farming Life you too ... hope all is well and always great to talk with you!
@@Blackearthexcavationandtiling yes we finish hauling corn out this week and getting ready for spring Light upgrades to our 1750 XP with fertilizer application and closing Wheels. I'll be using the John Deere 7290r to pull the planter with the tank on the front three point. I know it's Overkill. Thanks for the videos they always give me ideas.
Are you planning on repainting the toolbar?
We are after we get it all fit up and modified
Thanks! It is going to be really nice.
You think that toolbar will be heavy enough to keep the row units in the ground at 10 mph?
Yes I do... but hardly any planters do ... tilled ground they stay put ... portionally, it will be heavier per row unit than a 16/31 version ....
Looking forward to seeing the end product!
You once said what you use for an estimated yield off of a csr number. What was that formula? Thanks
@@grote66 csr2 times 1.6 - plus 80 equals .... that will be the number of avg yeild ... so csr2 of 65 x 1.6 +80 = 184 .... this is corn yeild ... if you want to figure soybeans... times 3 less... so that 184 becomes about 61 ...
Price for sowing unit?