
vSet
The meter. A flat disk and a singulator that rides its edge, with zero adjustments.
Precision Planting rates it over 99% singulation in corn and soybeans. Most of our shop work is built around it.

Parts: Precision Planting
We sell it, install it and service it. Call and we'll tell you if it fits your operation.
Nothing here by that name. Text Grant and ask. It may be in the shop anyway.

The meter. A flat disk and a singulator that rides its edge, with zero adjustments.
Precision Planting rates it over 99% singulation in corn and soybeans. Most of our shop work is built around it.

Two meters, one split hopper. Switch between two hybrids instantly.
Match hybrid to soil within a field instead of picking one and hoping.

An electric motor on each vSet meter, replacing chains and ground drive.
Row-by-row shutoff and true variable rate. No more replacing bearings.

A flighted belt that carries seed to the trench instead of dropping it.
Precision Planting says it lets you double your planting speed without giving up accuracy.

Two hybrids from one vSet meter, using a divided hopper.
Multi-hybrid on a single meter, and it works with SpeedTube.

A flat disk and floating singulator that go inside a John Deere vacuum meter.
A lower-cost retrofit when a full meter swap doesn't pencil out.

A seed sensor that counts seeds, not dust.
So the population on your monitor is the population you're planting.

The in-cab display. Singulation, spacing, downforce and ride quality, row by row, live.
The difference between finding a plugged meter at the end of the field and the end of the season.

Sends 20|20 data to your phone and computer as maps and reports.
Your planting data is only worth something if you can pull it back up next year.

Replaces springs or airbags with a hydraulic system that adjusts downforce on every row.
Consistent depth across headlands, wet spots and end rows.

Automatic downforce through your planter's airbags, planter-wide or by two sections.
A step up from a fixed setting when DeltaForce isn't in the budget.

Adjust seeding depth from the cab as conditions change.
Chase moisture without getting out of the tractor.

Presses each seed into the bottom of the trench.
Simple, cheap, and still one of the best returns per dollar on a planter.

A seed firmer with a sensor. Reads moisture, organic matter and temperature as you plant.
It tells you why a field came up uneven, not just that it did.

Two-stage closing. Notched wheels close from the bottom up, then stitch wheels firm it.
Removes air pockets, even in hard no-till.

A new closing tail with tight bushings, in-cab airbag pressure and your choice of wheels.
Replaces worn springs and bushings while it upgrades the closing system.

Firms the seed while placing bands of fertilizer on and near it.
Starter right where the roots start, in one pass.

Tucked into the row unit. Places a band 3 inches from the seed, one side or both.
Close enough to feed the crop, far enough to avoid burn.

Row-by-row liquid rate control.
Precision Planting says growers see up to 30% variation row to row with typical liquid systems.

Measures the actual liquid rate on each row of your planter or sidedress bar.
Tells you the rate, not just that it's flowing.



Air cylinders for the row cleaners you already have. Adjust pressure from the cab.
Residue changes across a field. Your row cleaners should too.

Frame-mounted row cleaner with its own gauge wheel controlling tine depth.
Clears residue without moving dirt, and without loading the row unit.

Wear parts for row-unit linkage and contact points.
A worn parallel arm changes depth on every bump. Cheap to replace, expensive to ignore.

New row units for the frame you already own.
New row units and technology for a fraction of the cost of a new planter.

PWM nozzle control. Independent rate and pressure, so droplet size holds through turns and speed changes.
Less overlap and less product on ground you already covered. Needs a Gen 3 20|20.

Cameras detect weeds and spray only those.
Chemical is one of the few input costs you can cut without giving up acres.

Spot-spray a contact herbicide and broadcast a residual, fertilizer or fungicide in one pass.
Two applications, one trip.

Primes the boom and nozzles before a nozzle ever opens.
Stop dumping product on the ground to get full concentration to every nozzle.
Drop hoses that place nitrogen at the base of the stalk.
Later window, better placement, no coulters to maintain. Adjustable for 15 to 36 inch rows.
We also carry and install Martin-Till, Yetter, 360 Yield Center and CopperheadAg, plus wear parts from Wearparts, Granit Parts and more.
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Shop diagnosis before the season, or a field call when it can't wait.