Seed Drills

Compare seed drills for cereals, forage crops and professional seeding. Review working width, number and spacing of rows, hopper capacity, seed metering system, tractor power requirement, linkage, depth control, machine weight, condition and price. Select the drill according to crop, field size, desired row spacing, tractor available and required seeding rate.

Grain drills currently listed: used Aguirre and Solá models
For farmers comparing grain seed drills for cereal or forage sowing, the machinery actually published in this category includes used conventional drills. Condition and model-specific sowing setup matter more than the general category name; these are not described as new Makitor-produced grain drills.

• Aguirre conventional seed drill, used, 2012: published working-width reference of 5.00 m, with condition and accessories to be confirmed.
• Solá 799 grain drill, used, 2010: published 5.00 m reference; inspect coulters, metering, hopper, calibration and wear components before purchase.
• TAUROS 2CM-1, single-row potato planter: a separate planting machine for compatible potatoes with an advertised tractor range of 20–30 hp. It is not a grain seed drill and is included as a different agricultural planting option; its page does not show a confirmed purchase price.

Used drill quotation and new planter options
Specify crop, seed type, row spacing, working width, sowing depth, tractor power and the required daily acreage. For used drills, confirm seller, machine location, mechanical condition, documentation, wear parts and transport. For a new machine or planter, verify manufacturer configuration, price and supply. Freight and unloading are quoted separately according to destination.