Box Drills

If you need a tool to seed/fertilise but typically seed fewer hectares than an air seeding operator a Box Drill is just what you need. These drills typically utilise a volumetric metering system allowing you to seed in kilograms/hectares.

Whether you're drilling row crops, small grains, or grasses, we have tool to meet your needs.

Features:
  • Residue flow capability.
  • Depth control at the opener.
  • Minimal soil disturbance from openers.
  • Consistent penetration.

Documentation




1590 No-Till Grail Drill


Providing accurate depth control the 1590 No-Till Grain Drill leads to improved germination, emergence, yield, and profits making it the perfect design for the grower who seeds in a variety of conditions - from conventional to conservation tillage.

The 475 mm (18-in.) disk blades are mounted at a 7-degree angle for aggressive residue handling and furrow creation. Patented active hydraulics maintain penetration force consistently by allowing hydraulic cylinders to extend or retract in response to changing terrain.

The 1590 comes in two box styles: the plain grain box, which is suited for the customer who desires to drill legumes such as soybeans that typically don't require fertilisation and the combination grain/fertiliser box suited for the customer who desires to drill cereals and grasses that require fertilisation.

Features:
  • Seedboxes have a large capacity for longer intervals between stops for refilling.
  • Up to 204 kilograms (450 lb.) of down-pressure provide consistent down-force in rough fields.
  • Furrow openers operate independently of each other.
  • Electronic population rate control. When used in conjunction with seed sensors and either a ComputerTrak® 250 monitor or a SeedStar™ monitor, the operator can monitor rates and adjust them on-the-go from the cab of the tractor.




Gordon Handy Machinery Ltd,
PO Box 2009, Washdyke, Timaru - New Zealand.
Phone: 03 687 4005 Fax: 03 688 2813
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