by Jung Enterprise | Sep 4, 2026 | Gauge Wheels, Planting Tips
How Do Farmers Near Pierre Know Whether Their Planter’s Gauge Wheel Tire Material Is Actually Shedding Mud — Or Just Moving It Around? If you’re farming in the gumbo country around Pierre, you already know what heavy, wet clay does to a planter in early...
by Jung Enterprise | Sep 3, 2026 | Gauge Wheels, Planting Tips
How Do Farmers Near Bismarck Know Whether Their Planter’s Gauge Wheel Tires Are Actually the Right Durometer — Or Just Soft Enough to Deform Under Load? Farmers near Bismarck who are running high down-pressure settings — either air bag systems or springs cranked...
by Jung Enterprise | Sep 2, 2026 | Gauge Wheels, Planting Tips
How Do Farmers Near Mitchell Know Whether Their Planter’s Gauge Wheels Are Actually Performing After a Mid-Season Overhaul — Or Just Reassembled Wrong? If you pulled a gauge wheel off mid-planting near Mitchell to replace a worn tire or a failed bearing, and the...
by Jung Enterprise | Aug 31, 2026 | Gauge Wheels, Planting Tips
How Do Farmers Near Brookings Know Whether Their Air Seeder’s Gauge Wheels Are Actually Performing Differently Than a Standard Row Planter — Or Just Assumed to Be the Same? If you run an air seeder and a row planter, you already know the two machines plant...
by Jung Enterprise | Aug 30, 2026 | Gauge Wheels, Planting Tips
How Do Farmers Near Ipswich Know Whether Their Planter’s Gauge Wheels Are Actually Wearing Evenly — Or Cupping and Drifting Depth on One Side of the Row Unit? If your gauge wheels are cupping on the inner edge and you haven’t caught it yet, you’re...
by Jung Enterprise | Aug 29, 2026 | Planting Tips
How Do Farmers Near Ipswich Know Whether Their Planter’s Closing Wheels Are Actually Sealing the Seed Trench — Or Just Smearing Mud Over an Open Slot? Your closing wheels are one of the last things that touch the trench before the soil surface closes over — and...
