The Horsch CO6 Seed Drill is a precision seed-sowing machine designed to deliver seed at controlled depths and spacing across multiple rows. Horsch is a recognised German manufacturer of agricultural machinery, producing a comprehensive range of seed drills, cultivators, and tillage equipment for arable farming across Europe and beyond. This seed drill represents the specialist equipment used by farmers to establish cereal, pulse, and combinable crop stands with efficiency and consistency.
This 2004 example is equipped with a 6 metre working width, making it suitable for medium-scale field operations. The machine features 3 rows of sprung reset tine coulters, which create and maintain seed furrows while allowing the coulters to flex over obstacles without losing depth control. Following these are 2 rows of harrows or levelling boards that firm and consolidate the seed bed after placement. A radar speed sensor is fitted to monitor forward speed, enabling synchronised seed metering. Staggered wheels are arranged to minimise compaction and wheelmark visibility across the worked area. The drill is equipped with a hydraulic fan, indicating active seed or fertiliser delivery mechanisms. Pre-emergence markers and bout markers are included to assist the operator in identifying treated areas and maintaining straight tramlines on subsequent passes.
The machine is located in the United Kingdom and is priced at $16,740.
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