the drill worked very well. attached is a picture of it hooked to the tractor we used on it in the fall. Here it is seen no-tilling hay seed into a pasture that was thinning out. This practice allowed us to rejuvenate about 35 acres of hay without having to work the ground and start from scratch. It also put rye in for cover crop as well as straw, about 20 acres. Planted 70 acres of wheat, we noticed that the drill is heavy, and when planting in soil that had been conventionally tilled, the depth had to be adjusted considerably so as not to put the seed too far into the ground. The new cultors and seed openers allowed us to plant effectively through trash, and we are looking forward to no-tilling soybeans behind last years sorghum crop in the spring. in the next three years i estimate we will use this drill to no-till approx. 750 acres.