A Brochard Dragon 2001 Spreader is a manure and lime spreader designed for agricultural operations. These machines are used to distribute organic fertilizer and soil amendments across fields, an essential task in farm management and land conditioning. Spreaders of this type are employed in both conventional and organic farming to improve soil fertility and manage farm waste efficiently.
This particular unit was manufactured in 2004 and is presented in very good condition. It features a 16-cubic-metre capacity with a payload of 16 tonnes, making it suitable for medium to large-scale spreading operations. The machine is equipped with a hydraulically-operated vertical tailgate for controlled material discharge. A sprung drawbar attachment is fitted for towing stability, and a hydraulic foot (possibly a stabilizing leg) is incorporated into the design.
The spreader includes smooth chain-speed adjustment capability, allowing the operator to regulate material flow during application. Tyres are sized 23.1R26 and are reported to be in good condition with no cracking. The machine comes with interchangeable spreading discs configured for both manure and lime application, giving it versatility across different fertilizer types. A wide-angle rotor shaft is installed to ensure even material distribution across the working width.
The unit is located in Poland and is offered at USD 14,740.
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