Primera DMC large area seed drill

The versatile partner in modern crop production!

The FT-P 1502 front tank, with its 1,500 l capacity, is the ideal partner where there is a need to apply any liquid material. These include hoes with band spraying, seed drills with liquid fertiliser application and many others. 

Uses for the self-contained front tank:

• Band spraying in conjunction with the Venterra hoe
• Liquid fertilisation during sowing with the Precea precision air seeder and the Primera DMC direct seed drill or Condor
• Application of bio-stimulants during sowing
• Other individual applications

The liquid fertiliser is pumped through hoses to the coulters on the seed drill. The fertiliser hoses are carefully routed and they are protected by protective cladding from stone impacts and damage. The liquid fertiliser is delivered via a special outlet on the coulter, either (1) directly into the seed furrow or to the left and right of the seed furrow via a double outlet (2). In order to prevent dripping at the headland, each outlet is equipped with an anti-drip diaphragm. Each outlet also has an appropriate metering disc depending on the application rate.

The operator station of the FT-P 1502 front tank is positioned on the left-hand side and is therefore easily accessible. The operator station can be equipped with the Comfort-Pack as an option. This includes the TwinTerminal 3.0 for operating the suction side, automatic fill stop for suction filling, fill level dependent, auto-dynamic agitation regulation and remotely controlled, automatic cleaning programmes for quick and thorough cleaning. The FT-P 1502 front tank is equipped with a 180 l fresh water tank that enables efficient cleaning. For autonomous operation, the FT-P 1502 front tank is provided with a hydraulically driven 180 l/min piston diaphragm pump and can also be equipped with part-width section control. The oil requirement for operating the pump is 35 l/min.

Accurate and reliable application of liquid fertiliser directly when seeding

1. With AHL fertilisation
2. Without AHL fertilisation
3. Left with AHL fertilisation, right without AHL fertilisation