The Case IH 5300 Grain Drill is a precision planting machine designed for accurate and efficient seeding of grain and soybean crops. Case IH, a leading manufacturer of agricultural equipment, produces a range of tillage, planting, and harvesting machinery for field crop production. Grain drills are essential implements for farmers who require consistent seed spacing, depth control, and high-capacity field coverage.
This unit is configured as a Soybean Special model with a 20-by-6 inch seed spacing pattern. The drill features a seeding width of 10 feet 6 inches, with a transport width of 13 feet when folded for road movement. It is equipped with double disc openers spaced 13 inches apart, which cut through residue and soil to create a furrow for seed placement. Press wheels are fitted to firm the soil around the seed after deposition, improving seed-to-soil contact and germination rates.
The machine is mounted with a hydraulic lift system for raising and lowering the implement in the field and during transport. A rear walk board is included, allowing an operator to observe seed application and make adjustments during operation. The drill is reported to be in field-ready condition and is currently located in Pennsylvania, USA. The asking price is $5,900.
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