A major problem doesn't always mean replacing the machine.
Seed drills work hard, and eventually some repairs go beyond routine maintenance and replacement wearing parts.
CentralAg undertakes planned major repairs on seed drills, assessing the machine properly before deciding the most sensible way forward.
That could involve mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic or electrical systems — and often a combination of several. Rather than looking at one failed component in isolation, we consider the condition of the complete drill and what else makes sense to address while the machine is being repaired.
Where appropriate, it's also an opportunity to improve or upgrade parts of the drill while it's apart.
For a fundamentally good machine, a properly planned major repair can extend its working life and make far more sense than premature replacement.