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Old 04-24-2011, 12:52 PM
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I finished up the 71 Planter this morning. Now if it would stop raining long enough for me to set the hitch and planter sweet corn.
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Nice job! Looks great, even if it is GREEN!
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Nice work adapting to the sleeve hitch Steve. How about some before and after pics?
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WOW, I wondered if that could be done... great job!
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DX3, As you see by mine, yes it can and pretty easily too. The cool thing about these planters is they are still made. Yetter took these over from JD.
http://www.yetterco.com/prod_p_71seriesplanterunit.php
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David, It was pretty rough when I got it. Here's a pic when I was taking it apart.
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Awesome job on the planter, Steve! It looks great!
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David, It was pretty rough when I got it. Here's a pic when I was taking it apart.
Thanks for the pic. Nice handy work Steve. I really like it!
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You do know that with a couple cans of spray paint that will match your cub a bit better.



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Does anybody know where I can get one of these planters? Close to Kansas would be nice. Oh and cheaper the better, lol
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