Meeting with the Crustbuster VP/Drill Setup

[@svetlanarudovsky7459]

Thank you for the very wonderful video of how equipment is run yes. Sending you love and peace and joy and light 🙏🤝💗💗🤳🌈✨🌎✨💞💞💌

[@lewislindsey1946]

Not many farmers saw this ( by 1-17-2020 ), but maybe you should do it again. This man knows his business - very impressive!

[@jbellfarmer224]

You guys will love that drill. They are the most reliable and simple ones out there. Also, the staff, like you see is really friendly. We order parts directly from the factory for our drill and where we live an hour and a half from the factory, we can pick them up same day if we have to. They are real genuine people and they make amazing products. Good luck with it

[@SonneFarms]

Thats good to hear! Thank you!

[@tylereldridge6945]

Dude, I’m geeking out hard. That’s much more involved than an old 12’ drill. I think I could talk to Wayne all day.

[@byamrcn]

Real interesting to see all of the little details that go into making that machine perform well. Thanks for this one. Hope when we get to harvest time you can do something similar with a combine.

[@gav242]

Cool to see some of the machiniary you'll be using.

[@danfinley3690]

Very informative looks like a great drill man lots of cool adjustments for different types of product thanks for another great video

[@maxbardier1608]

Keep up the good work bud ! From Saguenay, Québec, Canada

[@ElizabethKnaus]

This machine looks so familiar! Flash back to my graphic design days in Kansas. Great video and best wishes!

[@wallaceloan4169]

It was nice of the boss of Crustbuster to come and set up your drill. What knowledge he has Wow. Hope once you get used to the drill it makes your life easier. Very interesting video

[@57fitter]

We started seeing Crustbuster and Tye bean drills here in Indiana in, I guess, the early nineties. The main line manufacturers(Deere, C IH) didn't have anything to offer besides their small grain drills for wheat and hay seeding. Those could be used with limited success, but Crustbuster and Tye soon took over the no till fields.

[@justincase2830]

Thanks for the education. This looks like a nice drill.

[@mattphillips4260]

hope it drys out where you can show off drilling with this drill what would really be nice to see is the part where you first start with it now that it is roughly set and seeing the fine tuning of the drill

[@bobcrone6151]

Very informative. Good upload!

[@curtweatherbee2523]

Great lesson🐝

[@chasesblog]

We still run an old 30 foot tye wheat drill and while it’s a good drill still, it sat for a few years of no use and we’ve done some maintenance but it’s got the problem where none of the boxes plant the same.

[@curtisowens4588]

Yeah Mr. Brian was in this one.

[@randaljohnson9177]

We no till beans in 15 inch rows but looks like it work for all small grain being 30 foot you cover alot area fast

[@farmwrenchtech7699]

Do you still have this drill?

[@flanneryfarmandgenealogy]

Catching up on your videos. How many VPs know that much about their products.

[@flanneryfarmandgenealogy]

Thanks for the videos. Keep it up

[@andrewschott3635]

Howd the drill work out?

[@wilsonandrade2220]

👍👍👍

[@rosewhite---]

rube goldberg is alive and well. loose chain?