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Used Transplanter in Brittany, France

  • 1989 Hassia KLS4

    1989 Hassia KLS4

    • Manufacturer: Hassia
    • Model: KLS4
    • no. of rows: 4 rows

    - 4-row planting head with reach - 4 X75 cm - Planter elements with pots / mechanical drive - Hydraulic shaker on cup belt - Traceurs - Coverage by discs - Fertilizer distributor - Microgranulator - Fungicide tre...

    $6,925 USD

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    Est. $136/mo

    Neulliac, France
  • 2001 Grimme GL32B

    2001 Grimme GL32B

    • Manufacturer: Grimme
    • Model: GL32B
    • no. of rows: 2 rows
    • Row spacing: 30 in

    Sales on account Number of rows: 2

    Neulliac, France
  • 2005 Structural PLANTERPM2RH

    2005 Structural PLANTERPM2RH

    • Manufacturer: Structural
    • no. of rows: 2 rows

    PM20 3 point span 0.75 between rows Number of rows: 2

    Neulliac, France
  • 2003 Konings AP375GH

    2003 Konings AP375GH

    • Manufacturer: Konings
    • no. of rows: 3 rows

    Number of rows: 3

    $6,221 USD

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    Est. $122/mo

    Neulliac, France

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.