The new Horsch Avatar grain drill can rightly be called universal: it suits any conditions, including minimum and conventional tillage, and works excellently on light, heavy clay and stony soils.
The working width of the Horsch Avatar grain drill is 6 and 12 m, with a weight of 9,300 and 19,000 kg respectively.
On Horsch Avatar SD grain drills the pressure per disc coulter has been increased to 200 kg. This guarantees good seed penetration into the soil. The 2-row disc system helps reduce the tractor power required, and coulter depth is controlled by an improved version of the rubber dampers.
The row spacing is 16.7 cm (6 m) and 25 cm (12 m); the reinforced frame eliminates lateral movement, guaranteeing that the coulter holds the set seeding depth even on uneven ground. The seed furrow is closed and firmed by the tyre packer.
The seed hopper on Avatar SD drills holds 5,000 litres (6 m) and 5,800 litres (12 m). Seeding is controlled and monitored with a standard ISOBUS terminal.
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