KUHN will unveil its Megant RS tine drill at LAMMA 2027, combining the Megant’s four-row tine drilling layout with a front-mounted seed tank in place of an integrated rear hopper.
The new drill is fed by a KUHN TF 2300 C front tank through dual distribution heads. By moving the hopper to the front of the tractor, the arrangement is designed to provide a more balanced outfit while reducing rear axle load. KUHN says this will help limit compaction when establishing crops in a variety of conditions.
Two metering units on the front hopper supply the drill’s two distribution heads, allowing half-width section control.
The Megant RS will be available in working widths of 6m, 7m and 8m, with respective power requirements of 150hp, 180hp and 200hp. KUHN puts the output of the 8m version at 8ha/hr.
All three versions can be operated through ISOBUS, while KUHN’s VT-30 terminal provides an option for tractors without ISOBUS capability.
The drill will be among 30 machines on KUHN’s stand. Other cultivation and establishment equipment will include a 3m Performer and an Espro 4002 R.
KUHN will also launch a Duoliner press kit option for its Vari-Master M plough. The integrated rollers are carried on two parallelogram linkages and turn over automatically with the plough, with roller pressure independently adjustable.
The company’s high-capacity KARAN trailed sprayer and recently launched AXIS 25 will also feature in the display.
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