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6080 pull a 12 row White?

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    Posted: 20 Feb 2023 at 10:33am
Currently looking at a 12 row White 6182 front-fold planter. Plan would to be pull it with my 8050, but if i get in a pinch would my 6080 be able to drag it down the road and through a field? I know i'd have to have a PTO pump for the blower. Our ground is relatively flat without any steep hills, and primarily no-till. Also not looking at too many acres, only around 100 acres this year. I don't have any duals for the 6080, and no front weights as it has a loader mount, but i imagine i could fab up a weight bracket if needed.


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1) Why would you choose a White?

2) Had a 8 row wide Deere 7000 with dry fertilizer. If it was the least bit damp you were out of luck with the 6080.

Edited by victoryallis - 20 Feb 2023 at 11:35am
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Considering White because i have excellent dealer support, 4 independent Agco dealers within an hour. One is even a Ford/New Holland dealer so its a one stop shop for all my equipment. Also like the idea of the White meter system, seems simple and reliable.

With that being said my next options would be a finger pick-up Deere or Kinze. Just depends on what i end up settling on for price/condition. This will be my first planter so looking for something reasonably priced and easily serviceable.
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Shoup has everything you need for a Deere or Kinze. Shoup has REALLY good service.
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What's wrong with a Deere vacuum?  Betting you have Deere dealers around also.
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Get a lot newer of a planter for the money with a white
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If in a pinch, I'd expect you could remove a few row units and plant with a smaller tractor.

Drag weight of six rows will be half of the full twelve.
Only half the water tank weight needed for the same per row down pressure.

You might even get it working on eight or ten rows.

Old guys used to cover a lot of ground with two, four, and six row planters back in the day...

Edit: 100 acres of planting with a two row on the 35hp Ferguson we used when I was a kid could be done in a week-ish. A fancy four row planter could cover that in four ten hour days. If I did my figures right, and that's running in a slower gear than I'd expect to get up to after the first few acres. You'll be alright.

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Depends on if you have fertilizer tanks and openers, that will add weight and make it pull a little harder. Duals and some front weight would help. You are going to have your hands full but you could do it. I would buy a Kinze before a Deere. Just try to keep the 8050 on it and be good.

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I really doubt it would- luv the 6080,s but dang they just dont seemed balanced to be gin with and you can weight it down , but it would be working the snot out of it
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Years ago used a 6080 on a 6 row 7000 Deere with a 5 row splitter. Total of 11 rows for beans. No problem. Traded planters to a 12 row black machine. Tongue weight was too much for the 6080 when we lifted planter. Could pull it just fine but the drawbar looked like it was made out of rubber when you turned on the end. Switch it to a doggie 7020. No problem with the drawbar. Planter weight is the bigger issue.
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Taking it down the road would be the issue. No till mostly flat without any fertilizer you may actually prefer the 6080. Hydraulics may be slow and turning on the ends the 6080 may want to slide especially if no extra weights but pulling it through the field I think you’ll be fine.
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No we pull a 6180 with a 7040. No way I’d put it on a 6080. That planter is heavy especially in transport. Not a bad planter. Row units and meters are good. Planter bar is a little to be desired. They have their quirks.
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Buy the white planter. I bought a new one 1998 and the only parts I have to buy were new openers, still use it to plant all my corn. Three years ago  I bought a new 9523 white to plant my beans. Thousands of acres of trouble free planting  and no costly meters to rebuild every year or so.
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Originally posted by Sherman Farms Sherman Farms wrote:

Buy the white planter. I bought a new one 1998 and the only parts I have to buy were new openers, still use it to plant all my corn. Three years ago  I bought a new 9523 white to plant my beans. Thousands of acres of trouble free planting  and no costly meters to rebuild every year or so.


And how much maintenance you think a Deere vac machine will have?   I’m my area even they guys that run red tractors and combines run Deere or Kinze planters.

Edited by victoryallis - 21 Feb 2023 at 5:06am
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That planter will be too much for a 6080 in transport, and quite a bit of weight in the field. And buy anything besides one of those. The fold system where the wheels pivot around from plant to transport is a junk system. If you like tracing wiring and jumping solinoids and adjusting micro switches instead of planting by all means buy it. I would prefer the vac or finger units instead of a white positive air system. In notill trash would plug the fan intake screen and not move enough air and the outside units population would start to fall off because it wouldn't blow enough to keep seed on the disc. The screw adjust depth is a joke also. There is a reason those planters are cheap. Look at a 1760 or 2210 kinze. They are lighter, simpler and better planters.
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Uncle has a 1760 it’s a slick planter. I’m sure most 2000 series Kinzes would work out well too.
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Been no-tilling with White Planters for 25 years and had none of that crap with trash or   population variations. Corn plants look like a picket fence. 6080 is too light for any brand of  12 row planter. 
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I like my white. The only reason I'm going to change is because of transport width. I tried to find a kinze frame to put white units on but had no luck.
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