Narrow row spacing provides the crop with considerably higher competitiveness against weeds

This is important as more herbicide resistant weeds are on the increase.

Narrow rows also means the gaps between the rows close in faster which reduces the amount of moisture evaporation and soil erosion

Tungsten tipped coulters as standard, providing superior wear rates. It is more common for the discs to wear out before the coulters

Infinitely adjustable so that they can be adjusted for deeper/shallower disc cut or as the disc wears out

Tried and tested Accord metering system

Quick & easy to calibrate

Highly accurate sowing rates

Ability to sow down to the last quantity of seed, with most seed types

Perfect for all small seeds such as kale, stubble turnips, oilseed rape and grass

Each seed coulter is fitted to a rubber suspended twin disc arm for optimum contour following

The heavy-duty design with high coulter pressure means the disc and coulter will not release easily.

However, if the disc and coulter encounter a larger stone or obstacle the whole arm assembly will quickly release and return to for working position.

Precise drilling depth adjustment and coulter pressure

Seeding coulters can be totally suspended off the ground with all the weight on the packer roller, or all weight can be put on the discs to give maximum penetration into the soil

Useful feature for when field conditions change such as soft and hard areas of the field

The Guttler Style Prisma roller provides the necessary seed to soil contact that every crop needs. This ensures strong tillage, longer lasting stands, and higher yields.

The unique Guttler Style self-cleaning roller has two cast iron Prisma rings working together on a 45/50cmØ roller. The smaller ring fits securely on the shaft whilst the larger ring runs on the inner shoulder of the smaller ring (like a breaker ring), giving a cleaning action to the outer surface and aids in breaking down any clods.

Simple Flat Roll for all conditions. Add water for extra weight and better reconsolidation.