This seeder is a mid-size planter coming in at 6 meters wide.
It has a decent capacity for the size here. But the real plus to installing this mod is all the customization options.
The John Deere 8350 has two selectable sets of wheels and tires, and an optional attachment for the rear that allows you to attach additional implements.
This is extremely useful, since you can attach a cultivator and cut out a step of field preparation.
An additional option is attaching a fertilizer, which would also take a step out of the process. Not to mention it looks great behind the less recent addition of John Deere tractors to the game (or even some of the John Deere mods).
The Saphir GS 603 is a smaller attachment, but the advantage is the fact that the tractor carries the seeder, rather than simply dragging it like a trailer.
This makes for a faster turnaround, and takes less space to do it.
That might make this seeder a handy little tool, but we’re not done yet.
This seeder mod also has an optional weeder attachment. Which will save you from having to buy the weeder tools, and you can also do both processes in one run.
So it’ll save you even more time spent out in the tractor.
The fifth mod on this list is actually made by Giants software, so don’t expect anything better than you’d get in real life.
That being said, when they do put a mod out, the attention to detail is always stellar. And broad support for this seeder makes it a great choice.
The quality is almost guaranteed to match everything in-game.
Now the Great Plains GP3P1006NT seeder is 3 meters wide, which makes it fairly small. But it isn’t always the size that counts. The seeder looks great, can plant and fertilize at the same time, and is small enough to use with the starting tractors regardless of map choice.
