East to assemble. A great product that saves time and money

Varomorus has performed well with radish seeds. At first, it did not work. The chute would clog, the seeds clump, and the wheel would drag or not spin. Operator error on my part.
The green hopper needs to be level so that the seed drops straight down into the shallow furrow. If the hopper is tilted forward (you pull this seeder) then the seeds get stuck in the moisture and soil at the end of the chute. When the hopper is level (upright) the seed never comes in contact with that side of the chute and stays dry. The level hopper also solved my second problem (wheels dragging/not spinning). With the green hopper level, the wheels stay in contact with the soil (without pressing/ bending the handle) and the seeds are provided a shallow furrow (preferred) to drop into. Finally, many seeds (beets, beans, peas, etc) are too large for any of the black seed disks so you need to drill them out with a burr bit. Fill in the extra holes (there will be extra holes) with melted beeswax (not other types of wax). The seeder has a circumference of 12 inches and in my trials dropped 10 seeds (one per each hole in the black seed disc) every 12 inches. Perfect for my needs.
You can also attach the handle bracket at an angle, allowing you to walk along the side of the planted bed (not on top of the bed). Pull the seeder gently, without pressing down (pressing will bend the handle bracket). Keep the screws that tighten the hopper to the metal frame "very" loose. The hoppers should "float" on the bar/axle. Loose hopper bolts will allow the wheels to spin with little resistance. Don't give up right away on this seeder. There are some great online videos demonstrating the use of this seeder. Search online for: watch?v=kOc0RDDN50c

After checking out the info pages on many garden seeders, I chose this one because it gave me the ability to plant up my 20 X 30 earth garden easily. One of those 2 to 3 foot long seeders would not work for my garden as they would not cover 1 to 1 1/2 feet at the end of each row. The only reason I did not give this product a 5 star rating is because the seed disks are so hard to change and realign everything after. On the plus side, I can make this into a 5 row seeder with only a small extra purchase.

This product looks like it will work but first we have to figure out how to take it apart. Requires special rachet to open up so will need a tool purchase. The instructions look to have been written by an engineering student who is not a native English speaker. Even a small diagram would help considerably ( see IKEA).

The core design of this works, but sadly if you are seeding in anything but sand, or screened compost/topsoil it just doesn't save time or work. I have a heavily amended clay soil that has some clouds of clay in it. It only takes a 1" clod to jam the thing up. The main issue is, if there is any moisture or stickyness it clogs up the seed shoot at the bottom and the seed supply decreases and looks like it's seeding but they are just piling up in the shoot. I only noticed because I had to change the seed cog. I farted around with he thing for an hour or so and made no real progress, then switched to my chapin and finished a 3'x50' row with carrots in 5 min. Long story short if you have perfect soil go for it, anything less than perfect look elsewhere. I upped my stars after using it in better conditions, basically it's a great solution for small seeds at a low price