Wind Gypsy
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I have 2 nice drills and I only need one but can’t decide which I want to keep so I decided to keep whichever doesn’t sell first. I’m located just northwest of the twin cities.
1st is a Land Pride 3p600 with 7.5” spacing and the small seed box. This drill was purchased new by a guy in WI 10 years ago who then put it in his garage and never used it once because he didn’t end up buying the land he got it for. He went back the dealership he got it from and had them list it for sale last fall and I impulse purchased it because they had it priced too low IMO. It looked as if it just rolled off the factory when I bought it and I’ve put a whopping 1 acre on it. Asking $13k.
The second is a Esch 5603 pull type. This is a heavy duty pull type no-till drill, weighs over 2000# has a nice close 5.5” row spacing for quick canopying plots. Has a small seed box. I really like this bad boy and the only down side IMO is it’s narrow. IMO it’s the best drill out there for compact tractors that can’t handle the bigger drills. This drill cost me over $14k delivered to MN in ‘22 and has only about 11 acres on it. Asking $12.5k
I’m not by the drills right now and don’t have a much for good pics but I’d be happy to get some or FaceTime with interested parties who arent local to show anything they’d want to see.
1st is a Land Pride 3p600 with 7.5” spacing and the small seed box. This drill was purchased new by a guy in WI 10 years ago who then put it in his garage and never used it once because he didn’t end up buying the land he got it for. He went back the dealership he got it from and had them list it for sale last fall and I impulse purchased it because they had it priced too low IMO. It looked as if it just rolled off the factory when I bought it and I’ve put a whopping 1 acre on it. Asking $13k.
The second is a Esch 5603 pull type. This is a heavy duty pull type no-till drill, weighs over 2000# has a nice close 5.5” row spacing for quick canopying plots. Has a small seed box. I really like this bad boy and the only down side IMO is it’s narrow. IMO it’s the best drill out there for compact tractors that can’t handle the bigger drills. This drill cost me over $14k delivered to MN in ‘22 and has only about 11 acres on it. Asking $12.5k
I’m not by the drills right now and don’t have a much for good pics but I’d be happy to get some or FaceTime with interested parties who arent local to show anything they’d want to see.