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Used Horsch Seed Drills in Timiș, Romania

  • HORSCH PRONTO 8 DC grass

    HORSCH PRONTO 8 DC grass seed drill

    • Manufacturer: Horsch
    • Model: Pronto 8DC
    • Working width: 8 m
    • no. of rows: 2 rows

    hydraulically foldable 2 batteries of spiked disks, packer with wheels 7.50 - 16 AS hopper 4.000 l Drillmanager seeding control and tracking system hydraulic driven blower, hydraulic markers 52 HORSCH Turbodisc s...

    $43,402 USD

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    Est. $817/mo

    Orțișoara, Romania
  • HORSCH PRONTO 4 DC Starr

    HORSCH PRONTO 4 DC Starr PPF straw seed drill

    • Manufacturer: Horsch
    • Model: Pronto 4DC
    • Working width: 4 m
    • no. of rows: 2 rows

    trailed, tractor linkage cat. III 2 crenellated disc banks, packer with wheels 7.50 – 16 AS fertilizer variant with 14 coulters (PPF) tube clogging control module for PPF hopper seed tube clogging control sensors...

    $53,841 USD

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    Est. $1,013/mo

    Orțișoara, Romania

Overview

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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.