Miss Fix It Steps Up – Getting the T7.265 + 5400 Drill Ready for High-Yielding Soybeans

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Soybean season is right around the corner, and today Emily steps into full Miss Fix It mode to get her equipment ready to roll. First up: giving her New Holland T7.265 a deep clean inside and out so it’s ready to plant beans. Then it’s on to her Case IH 5400 fifteen-foot soybean drill to tear it apart, check every detail, and make sure it’s in top shape before hitting the field.

This setup matters — because last year, our drilled soybeans out-yielded our 12-row planter by 10 bushels per acre. So yes, we’re taking this prep seriously.

In this video:
✔️ Emily cleans and preps the T7.265
✔️ Tear-down + maintenance on the 5400 drill
✔️ Why drilled beans worked so well for us last year
✔️ Behind-the-scenes planting prep

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