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Used Seeders in Norway

  • 2007 World Cup 300 Direct

    2007 World Cup 300 Direct Seeder

      Warehouse: LenaCondition (1=bad-5=best):: 3VM Direct Seeder 300 for sale. Some rust on top of the box (see photos), otherwise whole and nice. Good bowls. Lab pressure up to 175kg per lab. Contact for more informa...

      $23,526 USD

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      Est. $443/mo

      Lena, Norway
    • 2005 Amazone D9-40 Super

      2005 Amazone D9-40 Super

      • Manufacturer: Amazone

      Bearings location: Rudshøgda, HedmarkWorking width: 4000 mm4 meter seeder. with sowing forks

      $9,143 USD

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      Est. $180/mo

      Lena, Norway
    • Mzuri Pro

      Mzuri Pro

      • Manufacturer: Mzuri

      Pro-Til processes and loosens the soil in strips before sowing in one operation. The Mzuri strip seeder is a direct seeder with a very robust construction, which is driven directly into the stump. A good seed bed...

      Steinsholt, Norway
    • 2010 Junkkari junkkari/simulta 3000 ST

      2010 Junkkari junkkari/simulta 3000 ST

      • Manufacturer: Junkkari

      Description: Very nice and well maintained seeder with many new parts. Walked on stone-free soil in Våler in Solør Warehouse: Våler in Solør, Hedmark Condition (1=poor-5=best):: 4Last approved (date):: 2024-04-15...

      $22,801 USD

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      Est. $429/mo

      Lena, Norway

    Overview

    Seeders are agricultural machines used for planting seeds in the soil, ensuring they are evenly distributed and at the correct depth. They are essential for efficient and consistent crop production, saving time and labor compared to manual seeding. Modern seeders often come with features like adjustable row spacing and seed rate control, making them versatile tools for different types of crops and soil conditions.

    FAQ

    What should I consider when buying a used seeder?

    Check the condition of the seed boxes, discs, and mechanisms. Make sure there are no signs of rust or excessive wear. It's also important to verify if the seeder is compatible with your tractor or other equipment.

    How do I ensure the seeder is shipped safely to my location?

    Use a specialized transport service for agricultural equipment. Secure all moving parts and consider using protective coverings to prevent damage during transit.

    What is the maintenance schedule for a seeder?

    Regular maintenance includes checking and cleaning seed boxes, lubricating moving parts, and inspecting discs and blades for wear. Always refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance guidelines.