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Q: What is the furthest depth it can drill?
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The Kola Borehole drilled in Russia to a depth of 40,230ft.


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It delivers the correct number of seeds to the correct depth and with the correct spacing for an optimal crop.


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Sets the corn seed in the ground during planting. The drill can maintain a preset depth and drop the seed at the correct spacing and distance needed by the farmer. The seeds are poured into the hopper and feed down into each tube as the tractor pulls the drill through the field.