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Old 02-17-2016, 08:39 PM
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I picked up a garden planter today. Never seen one like it. Judging by how it's made, I'd say it is either a Sears, or a David Bradley. However, this one is green. All the ones I find pics of are orange... or just all rusty. Has a model number, 301B. Came with seed plates and the price was what I like to pay.... so, now it's mine. Anyone seen one before?


This is a picture of one, but not mine. I can't upload a pic from where I am, so I pulled one off the net. When I get home, I'll post actual pics. No, there was no info from the site I pulled the pic from. Or at least, I can't access it from work. They lock us out of all kinds of stuff here.

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Old 02-17-2016, 09:12 PM
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I'm no help, but what is the yellow disc in the pic you posted?
Is it a marker for the next row?

Edit: must be a coulter sorry. Would be cool though to have an arm come down like a big planter
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Old 02-17-2016, 09:22 PM
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I really don't know what the yellow disc is. I didn't get that with mine. I did get a whole stack of plates though, which is way better than the Brinly planter I've got..... I think it had a carrot plate (whatever it is, it's a small seed) with it when I got it. I did find a source for the plates... but by the time I buy 2, I'd have more in it than I paid for this one. Thinking I'll get a corn plate for the Brinly and use this one for all the other seed.

I like it. I really think it may be a pretty rare find because I just can't find any info on it.

Both mine will have markers on them when I get them up and going.
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Very nice find! Please post pics when you get it all restored and customized. Darkminion probably has three on hand of which one is NIB...LOL
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Nice find! I am waiting for yours mounted on a Cub!! Looks like it will be fun to work with this spring!
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It looks very similar to a Planet Junior planter.

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Display,,, or use??

My Earthway amazes me EVERY year.
My wife is convinced she can hand plant as good as the little push planter.

At least 3 times we have planted the same bag of seeds,,, side by side.

The Earthway ALWAYS produces better stands of crop.

We have only planted corn, beans,,, and peas,,, I do not plant the other seed plate crops.

The hand push planter is easily good for 2/10 acre garden.
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It looks very similar to a Planet Junior planter.

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It does look similar..... but it is different. I'm really pretty sure it's a David Bradley.
However, Sears sold one that was 3pt mounted just like it.

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