The Horsch Maestro 8.70 C is a precision spring seed drill manufactured by Horsch, a recognised maker of mechanical and electronic seeding equipment for arable farming. This machine is designed for the accurate placement of seeds across multiple rows, with integrated systems for depth control, seed metering, and fertiliser application. It represents the type of equipment used across medium to large-scale cereal and specialty crop operations.
This 2017 model has completed 4,670 hectares of work and is equipped as a single-hopper version with a 2,800-litre capacity hopper trailer and a 70-litre seed box. The machine features eight rows spaced 70 centimetres apart, allowing flexible working widths and consistent inter-row spacing. The hopper trailer runs on 230/95R32 tyres and attaches via drawbar coupling.
The seeding mechanism offers adjustable depth control from 1.5 to 9 centimetres, with a seed drop height of 45 centimetres and dedicated depth guide wheels set at 40 centimetres. The sowing section operates under hydraulic pressure ranging from 150 to 350 kilograms. Pressing wheels measure 30 and 33 centimetres, with both V-packing wheels and finger-packing wheels supplied. The machine includes a catch roller to manage seed flow.
Transport dimensions are 8.20 metres in length, 3.00 metres in width, and 3.85 metres in height. The drill is equipped with Isobus control capability, enabling electronic integration with compatible tractors. Specialist metering discs are included for maize and sunflower, alongside a seed quantity control system and a hydraulic direct-drive fertiliser fan. Additional equipment includes a microgranulate module for chemical seed treatment application and cleaning stars for hopper maintenance. The machine is currently located in Bulgaria.
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