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Planting rates 30-inch row width – Great Plains PT1230 AA1080 Operator Manual User Manual

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Section 3 Adjustments

PT1230 Pull-Type Folding Planter 401-069M-B

4/12/05

Great Plains Mfg., Inc.

Planting Rates 30-Inch Row Width

Transmission

Sprockets

Speed
Range

(mph)

12 Cell

Hill-drop Cotton, Acid-delinted

Hills/Acre

Average Hill

Spacing

(inches)

Drive

Driven

17

28

2 to 8

16,186

12.9

17

27

2 to 8

16,785

12.5

17

26

2 to 8

17,431

12.0

19

28

2 to 8

18,090

11.6

19

27

2 to 8

18,760

11.1

17

24

2 to 8

18,883

11.1

17

23

2 to 8

19,704

10.6

19

25

2 to 8

20,261

10.3

19

24

2 to 8

21,105

9.9

23

28

2 to 8

21,898

9.5

19

23

2 to 8

22,022

9.5

24

28

2 to 8

22,850

9.2

24

27

2 to 8

23,697

8.8

17

19

2 to 8

23,853

8.8

24

26

2 to 8

24,608

8.5

26

28

2 to 8

24,755

8.4

24

25

2 to 8

25,592

8.2

26

27

2 to 8

25,671

8.1

23

23

2 to 8

26,659

7.8

27

26

2 to 8

27,684

7.6

24

23

2 to 8

27,818

7.5

25

23

2 to 8

28,977

7.2

19

17

2 to 8

29,795

7.0

27

24

2 to 8

29,991

7.0

Brush Meters, Cotton Discs

28

24

2 to 8

31,102

6.7

23

19

2 to 8

32,271

6.5

28

23

2 to 8

32,454

6.5

24

19

2 to 8

33,674

6.2

25

19

2 to 8

35,077

6.0

23

17

2 to 8

36,068

5.8

26

19

2 to 7

36,480

5.7

27

19

2 to 7

37,883

5.5

28

19

2 to 7

39,287

5.3

26

17

2 to 7

40,772

5.1

27

17

2 to 7

42,340

4.9

28

17

2 to 7

43,908

4.8

Planting Rates 30-Inch Row Width

Transmission

Sprockets

Speed
Range

(mph)

12 Cell

Hill-drop Cotton, Acid-delinted

Hills/Acre

Average Hill

Spacing

(inches)

Drive

Driven

Meters equipped with the 12-cell, acid-delinted, hill-drop
cotton discs will plant 3 to 6 seeds per cell because of vari-
ations in cotton seed size.

Determine which hill spacing is desired and select the
transmission ratio that is closest to that hill spacing on
chart.

To determine the average seeds per hill and hills per acre
do the following field check:

1.

Measure 1/1000 of an acre. (1/1000 acre = length of
row 17’5” for 30” widths).

2.

Multiply the average seed per hill by hills per acre.

Example:

4 seeds per hill x (13 hills x 1000) = 52,000