Is this how you do it? 

Thanks!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks brother! I’ll work on it! Appreciate you watching

hey thanks man. It's been on thing after another, but I am learning a ton.

Me too. Thanks for watching!

@@Suits2Boots yup

And later you figured it out...

Yeah, I'm a little slow. So much to learn, even these small simple things. Thanks for watching!

Great advice. That's what I love about you all.....I am learning so much. Thanks!

@@Suits2Boots Just remember just because its cheap does not mean its good. 5 things I remember. 1. have fun 2. be carful, three take care of your equipment, 4 have good grease and 5 just keep pushing what ever happens god has a plan for you

Stay tuned! Coming soon

Thank you and thanks for tuning in!

Awesome. Thank you!

Love watching you get started, refreshing seeing a true rookie rather than a rich farm kid farming for the "first" time on their dad's ground. There's a lot to learn! Hopefully get some solid yield on those beans. Just make sure you switch to DEKALB when you try some corn ;)

Thanks. Yeah learned about those depth checker tools after I planted. Next year! Thanks for watching!

Glad to hear it. Appreciate you watching

Thank you! Great advice. Appreciate you

That’s about right! Thanks for watching!

Unfortunately they don't work with my tractor set up. Only have 2 remotes and this planter needs 3. One for vacuum, one for up/down, and one for markers. The previous owner had markers operate independently of the up/down. I figured with beans it wasn't as critical for me to hit exactly 30 inch, although using the previous corn stalks as row markers worked pretty good once I got going. Next year I'll re-plumb them with the up/down so I'm ready for nice 30" corn rows.

You need to be careful that’s not a candy coating on those beans. A lot of stuff on the farm can be dangerous especially if mis handeled.

Omg. So complicated! Who knew? You don’t get discouraged, tho, and just keep on tweaking! Great job.