Seed Drill Calibration

[@ajvandelay8318]

This was a great video, straight forward easy to understand and VERY helpful! Thank you!

[@SummerCrowfpv]

Just an FYI you can get circumference by measuring the diameter and multiply it by 3.14

[@Haravy96]

This was a great video, like

[@wades_world22]

Great video, thank you !

[@NobleResearchInstitute]

Glad you liked it!

[@jacquelineromero4898]

I have tried your way of calibration and when at the field it is still way off. What makes for the large difference at least 405 off ?

[@NobleResearchInstitute]

Hi Jacqueline...if you're able to call us, our phone number is at the following link: www.noble.org/contact/ Ask for Jim Johnson and he can assist you. Thanks!

[@Redlinesixtynine]

Very helpful vid. Thanks.

[@danrose3233]

Did he turn the wheel backwards?

[@jscottmcneill]

No. He spun the wheel in the direction it would turn if the drill was moving forward. The camera angle from earlier in the video changed from the right to the left of the wheel.

[@Jaydw4]

I thought the same thing! I think the drive wheel is in front of the drill

[@franciscojavierperezmiguel7317]

i have 2 questions about the video: 1º is a 43560 or a 43´560 ? and ow do you get the 43 560 ? Nice video by the way.

[@Redlinesixtynine]

43,560 square feet per acre.

[@grovesj]

Why 20 rotations of the drive wheel? How do you get that number?

[@txdoodlebug]

+Jason G It doesn;t really matter how many you use. You see he uses 20 in the formula. You could do 10 or 30 and just replace the 20 in the formula. The more rotations the more accurate you calculations will be.

[@indirapoudel4824]

thank you.

[@beewagyu]

Excellent

[@mumtazkhan8016]

Great thanks

[@Mineirodebutina]

Guys, just use metric system....... just saying! Great video