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Read articles →Shot at the Farm Progress Show, this is a trade-show walkaround of the Woods four-foot no-till seeder built specifically for sub-compact tractors. It covers the spike roller, optional disc blades, nylon packer wheels, ground-driven seeding mechanism, dual seed boxes, and the tray-based calibration method, including one real seed price as a reference point. No field footage; the host hasn't used it yet. Best for sub-compact owners researching whether this seeder is sized right for their machine.
Tractor Time with Tim is an owner-operator hobby-farm channel, so the perspective here is that of an enthusiastic consumer evaluating a product at a show rather than a dealer or manufacturer rep.
Four foot is sized for subcompact tractors because anything bigger is too much for them to lift.
Use the tray to catch seed from two tubes, crank a set number of revolutions per the manual chart, weigh the seed, and adjust the lever until the rate matches.
It is ground driven through the spike roller, with no PTO connection, so seeding rate does not change with travel speed.
Yes, the front seed box is for cool season grasses and the rear seed box is mainly for legumes.
