The Kuhn Maxima 2 RXL is a precision seed drill designed for sowing row crops across 12 rows. Kuhn is a respected European manufacturer of agricultural machinery, and seed drills of this type are essential equipment for modern cereal and row-crop farming, delivering seeds at controlled depths and spacing to ensure consistent crop establishment.
This 2016 machine features a 6-metre-long frame that folds for transport, reducing its working width to 3 metres when travelling on roads. The drill is configured with a row spacing of 70 centimetres, which is adjustable to either 75 or 80 centimetres to suit different farming operations. The sowing units are mounted to the frame via a cast-iron parallelogram linkage system, a proven design that maintains consistent soil contact and pressure stability across uneven terrain.
The sowing pressure applied to each unit is adjustable between 110 and 152 kilograms, controlled by two calibrated springs to optimise seed placement and soil incorporation across varying soil conditions. The machine is equipped with a 52-litre polyethylene seed hopper and employs a double-disc sowing mechanism. The discs are configured with eighteen 3-millimetre holes per disc, a standard specification for sunflower and similar seed sizes. A KMS control box is fitted to monitor machine function and log sowing parameters during operation, providing real-time feedback on drill performance and seed-rate consistency.
The machine is located in Romania and is presented in used condition. The listed price is $22,000.
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