Biggs Planter Tractor Planter

The Biggs Planter Tractor Planter collection includes 2-row food plot planters, compact/light-lift 2-row planters, and Kinze 2-row planters. These configurations are designed for tractor-based planting applications, with different tractor horsepower requirements and row-unit configurations. The available products allow customers to choose a planter based on their tractor's lifting and operating capacity, desired row spacing, and preferred planting configuration.

The supplied Biggs Planter models offer 30-inch and 36-inch row spacing. The BP2 Series Food Plot Planter, Compact/Light-Lift 2-Row Planter, and Kinze 2-Row Planter are all listed with 30" / 36" row-spacing options. Choosing the correct spacing depends on the crop or food-plot layout and the spacing required for the intended planting application. Customers should select the row configuration that matches their planting requirements before ordering.

Horsepower requirements vary by Biggs Planter model. The BP2 Series 2-Row Food Plot Planter is listed for 25–55 HP tractors, the Compact/Light-Lift 2-Row Planter is listed for 35–50 HP, and the Kinze 2-Row Planter is listed for 40–60+ HP. These ranges should be used as an initial compatibility guide, but customers should also consider the tractor's three-point hitch capacity, operating conditions, and the complete specifications of the selected planter.

The main differences are the planter configuration, intended tractor range, and row-unit setup. The BP2 Series Food Plot Planter is a 2-row configuration rated for 25–55 HP tractors. The Compact/Light-Lift 2-Row Planter is designed around a lighter-lift configuration and is listed for 35–50 HP tractors. The Kinze 2-Row Planter uses 2000 row units and is listed for 40–60+ HP tractors. Customers should compare the specific configuration and tractor requirements when deciding between these Biggs Planter models.

Biggs Planter offers configurations covering different tractor horsepower ranges, including the BP2 Series at 25–55 HP and the Compact/Light-Lift model at 35–50 HP. This gives customers options for tractors within these ranges, but horsepower alone should not be used to determine compatibility. The tractor must also be capable of properly handling the planter and its operating requirements. Customers should verify their tractor's hitch capacity and the individual planter specifications before purchase.

Start by matching the planter to your tractor's horsepower and lifting capability, then determine which row spacing is appropriate for your planting application. For example, the BP2 Series covers 25–55 HP, while the Compact/Light-Lift model covers 35–50 HP, and the Kinze 2-Row model requires 40–60+ HP. All three supplied configurations provide 30" / 36" row spacing, but they differ in planter design and, for the Kinze model, the use of 2000 row units. Reviewing these factors together will help you select the Biggs Planter configuration that fits your tractor and planting requirements.