198220 Pressure Wheel Vaderstad (Royal Tiger)
Price: 136 zł
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| Description | The pressure wheel of the seeder is a working element (wheel) designed for soil compaction after sowing. It ensures close contact of seeds with the soil, uniform sowing depth, and better germination conditions. Made from wear-resistant and stress-resistant materials, it has precise seat dimensions and ensures stable operation of the seeder in various soil conditions. |
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Pressure Wheel/Distributor 198220 for Vaderstad
The 198220 is a pressure wheel/distributor with spikes used in Vaderstad seeders. It is mounted behind the coulter and serves to compact the soil, improve seed adhesion to the surface, and evenly distribute moisture. The spiked surface of the wheel effectively performs in various soil conditions, reducing the risk of empty spaces and promoting uniform emergence.
Technical Data
- Article: 198220
- Type: Pressure Wheel with Spikes
- Purpose: Soil Compaction Behind the Coulter
- Compatibility: Vaderstad Row Seeders (Tempo F, Tempo L, Tempo R, Tempo V, etc.)
- Diameter: ≈ 325 mm
- Width: ≈ 50 mm
- Material: Durable Metal
- Features: Spiked Surface for Better Soil Contact
- Condition: New Spare Part (OEM or high-quality equivalent)
Application
The pressure wheel with spikes 198220 is used in Vaderstad row seeders for:
compacting the soil after the furrow is created;
improving seed contact with the soil;
minimizing empty spaces and unevenness in the substrate;
increasing the uniformity and quality of seedlings in field conditions;
reducing the risk of soil drying on the surface.
