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  • 2025 HORSCH MAESTRO SX L

    2025 HORSCH MAESTRO SX L 1230

    • Manufacturer: Horsch
    • Model: Maestro
    • no. of rows: 12 rows
    • Row spacing: 30 in

    Used on 650 acres spring of 25' Advantages of AirSpeed on Maestro SX L Planting speeds up to 10 mph + No adjustments needed for singulation adjustment Positive pressure system with pressurized seed tube: simplici...

    $189,000 USD
    Mulberry, IN
  • 2015 JOHN DEERE 1795

    2015 JOHN DEERE 1795

    • Manufacturer: John Deere
    • Model: 1795
    • HP: 270 horsepower
    • Working width: 13 meter

    -local, Indiana farmer-owned planter -Exact emerge 16/32 row -brush belt delivery system for high speed planting -bulk seed delivery -vacuum exact emerge electric drive meters -planter mounted alternator -n...

    $169,500 USD
    Williamsburg, IN
  • 2023 HORSCH MAESTRO SX L

    2023 HORSCH MAESTRO SX L 2430

    • Manufacturer: Horsch
    • Model: Maestro
    • no. of rows: 24 rows
    • Row spacing: 30 in

    Horsch Re-Certified - Comes with a 1 year Parts & Labor Warranty Used 2 seasons on our own farm, added CleanSweep air adjusters as well as Conceal fertilizer placement for a 2x2x2 application. Advantages of Air...

    $349,000 USD
    Mulberry, IN

Overview

Planters are agricultural machinery used for planting seeds in precise rows across a field. They come in various sizes and configurations, including those suitable for different types of crops. Planters help improve planting efficiency and ensure uniform seed distribution, which is crucial for maximizing crop yield.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used planter?

Check the condition of the seed meters, discs, and row units. Ensure there are no signs of rust or excessive wear and verify that all moving parts are functional.

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

Use a specialized transport service for agricultural equipment. Make sure the planter is securely fastened and protected to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a planter?

Regular maintenance includes inspecting and cleaning seed meters, checking for worn or damaged parts, and lubricating moving components. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for detailed maintenance guidelines.