CombiDisc mounted compact disc harrow

The GreenDrill rear-mounted seeder box is the ideal solution for sowing catch crops and seeding in a single pass. The GreenDrill seed hopper has a capacity of 200 litres. The seed is distributed across the full width using baffle plates. The metering system below the seed hopper contains the seed shaft, which is equipped with normal or fine seed wheels depending on the seed type and application rates.

The benefits

• Sowing catch crops and fine seeds simultaneously with stubble cultivation or soil tillage
• Various different metering rolls are available
• Wide distribution via baffle plates
• Easily accessible via access steps
• Modern in-cab operating terminal computer in two levels of equipment

The universal setting tool is the ideal solution that avoids the transportation of and the troublesome searching for more than one spanner. Irrespective of whether it is the soil tillage implement or the seed drill that is being set up, the universal setting tool provides convenient operation.

The CombiDisc has individually height-adjustable wheel track discs and side discs to ensure optimum soil movement and a level seedbed, even in the tractor tracks and at the outer edges.

For operation on compaction-sensitive soils and at a reduced working depth, the optionally available tractor wheel mark eradicators make sense. They loosen the packed wheel tracks behind the tractor tyres. The position of the wheel mark eradicators can be adjusted horizontally and vertically. Depending on soil type and implementation of the machine, the wheel mark eradicators can be equipped with different wear points. Overload protection ensures a constant trip force in all positions.

The CombiDisc can be quickly and easily tailored to the operating conditions via the mechanical working depth adjustment. With the mounted compact disc harrow you only need to operate as deep as necessary – thus saving fuel.

In addition, a comfortable hydraulic working depth adjustment is available enabling the easy and precise setting from the tractor cab. A large and easily visible scale is used for orientation. This means that work can be as shallow as necessary in the field and deeper on headlands and in wheel tracks.