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Used Seed Drills in Nebraska, USA

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    1965 John Deere LLA Drill

    • Manufacturer: John Deere
    • Model: LLA

    Sellers Comments: Small seed box. 3 point transport hitch

    $2,750 USD
    Plymouth, NE
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    2006 Great Plains CPH-15 Drill/Coulter

    • Manufacturer: Great Plains
    • Model: CPH15

    $12,500 USD
    Plymouth, NE
  • 2024 KUBOTA AP-PS2072

    2024 KUBOTA AP-PS2072

    • Manufacturer: Kubota
    • Model: AP-PS2072
    • Working width: 1.8288000000000002 meter

    72" primary seeder for skid steer hookup or three point hook up.

    $9,400 USD
    Osceola, NE
  • FUTURE 60” Wide 3 Pt

    FUTURE 60” Wide 3 Pt No-Till Drill(9 Row)

      9 row, 6″ row spacing, 60″ total width, has dual disk openers, rolling basket and rear cultipacker. It is a ground driven no-till drill/planter, no hydraulics nare eeded, minimum 18 hp tractor. Best fit is about ...

      Lincoln, NE

    Overview

    Drills are essential tools used across various industries for making holes or driving fasteners. They come in various types, including handheld electric drills, drill presses, and pneumatic drills, each designed for specific tasks and materials. Whether you're in construction, woodworking, metalworking, or DIY projects, there's a drill suited to your needs.

    FAQ

    What should I consider when buying a used drill?

    Check the drill's power source, condition of the motor, and any signs of wear or damage. Ensure the chuck and other components are in good working order and inquire about any included accessories or attachments.

    How do I ensure the drill is shipped safely to my location?

    Use a trusted shipping service and ensure the drill is securely packed with ample cushioning to prevent damage during transit. It's also advisable to insure the shipment.

    What is the maintenance schedule for a drill?

    Regular maintenance includes cleaning the drill after use, checking and replacing worn parts like brushes or belts, and keeping the chuck lubricated. Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines for specific maintenance tasks.