2024 Amazone Cirrus Trailed Cultivator Drill 4003-2CC

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2024 Amazone Cirrus Trailed Cultivator Drill 4003-2CC

More than just sowing – flexible, efficient and precise

The Cirrus trailed cultivator drill is a pneumatic seed drill which is characterised by its superb, precise working performance; both in conventional and mulch sowing. In working widths from 3 m to 6 m and hopper sizes from 3,000 l to 4,000 l, the Cirrus range is highly efficient. Due to the flexibility and different conveying system concepts, the Cirrus offers the right solution for any farm, from compact sowing combinations to large-scale seed drills.

Features may include:

Sowing without limits – application of seed and fertiliser with a choice of single-, double- or triple-shoot

The right sowing coulter for every need – TwinTeC plus double disc coulter or RoTeC pro single disc coulter

Universal segmented distributor head ensures quick and reliable seed delivery

Comfortable and precise calibration thanks to the TwinTerminal

Maximum precision thanks to AutoPoint, the automatic determination of the conveying time for different seed types from the metering unit to the sowing coulter

Extensive selection of pre-running tools – 4 different discs and several other pre-running elements

Water-conserving operation thanks to Minimum TillDisc

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Highlights

  • Kinistino, Saskatchewan
  • 2024
  • Amazone
  • Cirrus Trailed Cultivator Drill 4003-2CC
  • Available
  • Filling: 2 x 1.25 m
  • Fill: 2.80 m

Specifications

  • 2024
  • Amazone
  • Cirrus Trailed Cultivator Drill
  • 4003-2CC
  • Seed Drill
  • 120 kw (160 hp)
  • RoTeC pro 8 – 16/TwinTeC plus 10 – 20 km/h
  • Linkage: Lower link cross shaft Cat. 3/4N/K700
  • Row Spacing: RoTeC pro 12.5/16.6/TwinTeC plus 12.5/16.6
  • Filling: 0.70 m
  • 4.00 m
  • 3.00 m
  • 8.10/8.20 m
  • 3.16 m
  • Filling: 2 x 1.25 m
  • Fill: 2.80 m
  • Seed: 4,000 l
  • Base: 6,900 kg
  • Coulter: RoTeC pro/TwinTeC plus | Execution: rigid | Transport running gear: integrated | No. of Matrix tyres: 8