F06120410 Press wheel for agricultural planter or seeder or cultivator

F06120410 Press Wheel for Agricultural Planter or Seeder or Cultivator

Press wheel is an essential component in the Seeder (Planter) used in agriculture. It is responsible for pressing down the seeds into the soil during the planting process. Our press wheels are compatible with most common Seeder (Planter) models, and can be customized to fit your specific needs.

SeedMagic NO.	Qty(pc)/Ctn	Ctn Nos /plt	Qty(pc)/Ptn	Plt Meas(CM)	Plt no.s/20FT	Plt no.s/40FT	Qty(pc)/20FT	Qty(pc) /40FT	Single wt(kg/pc)	Ctn meas.(CM)
SM1001	8	9	72	65*105*95	16	32	2688	5376	2.45	65*32*27
	8	12	96	65*105*120	16	32
SM1002	10	9	90	65*105*95	16	32	6720	6720	2.4	65*32*27
	10	12	120	65*105*120	16	32
SM1006 SM1060	14	9	126	108*72.5*105	32	64	8064	8064	1.55	72.5*36*31
SM1013 SM1008 SM1058 SM1059	17	9	153	108*72.5*105	32	64	4896	9792	1.52	72.5*36*31
SM1016 SM1076 SM1056 SM1066 SM1038 SM1090	8	4	32	84*82*105	14	28	1120	2240	6.75	81.5*42*45
	8	6	48	127*82*105	14	28
SM1021 SM1077	10	4	40	84*82*105	14	28	1400	2800	5.86	81.5*42*45
	10	6	60	127*82*105	14	28
SM1025 SM1078	6	8	48	84*82*105	14	28	1680	3360	5.6	81.5*42*22.5
	6	12	72	127*82*105	14	28
SM1011	8	12	96	108*75*105	30	60	2880	5760	2.78	27.5*36*23
SM1039	16	16	256	105*105*85	10	20	6400	12800	1.13	51*26*36
	16	24	384	105*105*120	10	20
SM1055	16	16	256	105*105*85	10	20	6400	12800	1.13	51*26*36
	16	24	384	105*105*120	10	20
SM1061	10	9	90	68*105*95	16	32	3360	6720	2.08	68*35*27
	10	12	120	68*105*120	16	32
SM1086	8	9	72	71*108*110	32	64	2304	4608	3.35	72*37.5*34
SM1029	2	15	30	108*72.5*112	32	64	960	1920	10.25	72.5*36*20
SM1033	7	9	63	72*95*110	32	64	2016	4032	5	72*31*33
SM1032	7	9	63	72*95*110	32	64	2016	4032	5.09	72*31*33
SM1034	6	16	96	105*105*85	10	20	2400	4800	3.9	51*26*36
	6	24	144	105*105*120	10	20
SM1035	4	16	64	105*105*85	10	20	1600	3200	5.62	51*26*36
	4	24	96	105*105*120	10	20

Where does the press wheel exist in the Seeder (Planter)?

The press wheel is located behind the seed tube on the Seeder (Planter). It is responsible for compacting the soil around the seed, ensuring proper seed-to-soil contact, which helps promote healthy growth.

How does the press wheel work?

The press wheel works by pressing the soil around the seed, which creates a firm seedbed for the seed to grow in. This process helps the seed grow roots quickly and promotes healthy growth.

What are our advantages?

1. Excellent Quality: Our press wheels are made with high-quality materials and precision manufacturing processes, ensuring exceptional wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and stability. This extends the product's lifespan and reduces the frequency of replacement and maintenance costs for our customers. 2. Wide Compatibility: Our press wheels are perfectly compatible with mainstream Seeder (Planter) brands and models on the market. No matter which Seeder (Planter) model you use, you can find high-quality matching parts here. 3. Rich Product Line: We offer a complete set of Seeder (Planter) parts, including furrow openers, seed plates, transmission gears, seed tubes, and seed metering devices, among others, to meet our customers' one-stop purchasing needs. 4. Professional Technical Support: With a professional technical research and development team, we can customize special specifications for customers' needs. We also provide installation guidance and technical consulting services. 5. Strict Quality Control System: We implement a strict quality management system. All factory parts undergo multiple quality inspection procedures, ensuring that every product's performance meets or exceeds industry standards.

Which Seeder (Planter) brands and models can we adapt to?

Our Press Wheel is compatible with most common Seeder (Planter) models, including John Deere, Kinze, Case IH, White, and many others. Please see the table below for details: Seeder (Planter) Brands | Models ------------ | ------------- John Deere | 7000, 7100, 7200, 7300 Kinze | 2000, 3000, 4000, 5000 Case IH | 900, 1200 White | 5100, 5700, 6000

What are the vulnerable parts of the Seeder (Planter)?

1. Openers or Furrow Openers: Opener is the front-end of the Seeder (Planter), responsible for digging planting trenches. Due to direct friction with soil, they wear quickly, especially in hard or stony soil. 2. Metering Units or Seed Plates: Seed plates control the quantity and uniformity of seed planting. Due to frequent contact with seeds and the need for precision work, they may deform, wear, or decline in accuracy after long-term use. 3. Drive Chains and Sprockets: Chains and sprockets in the Seeder (Planter)'s power transmission system may be subject to wear, stretching, or breaking under continuous high load operation. 4. Seals and Bearings: Seals and bearings in the various rotating components within the Seeder (Planter), such as the metering device and drive shaft, are subjected to wear, leakage, or failure due to long-term operation, force, and pollution. 5. Seed Tubes: Seed tubes may be damaged due to seed abrasion or impact by foreign objects. 6. Closing Wheels or Press Wheels: The material of closing wheels or press wheels may wear thin or crack due to soil abrasion over time. 7. Electrical and Hydraulic Components: Sensors, controllers, solenoid valves, and hydraulic cylinders on the Seeder (Planter) may fail due to complex working conditions and harsh environments.

When do you need to replace corresponding parts of the Seeder (Planter)?

1. Uneven Seeding: Uneven seeding depth, uneven seed spacing, or severe missed seeding may be due to worn or deformed seed plates or clogged/damaged openers. They need to be checked and replaced accordingly. 2. Increased Mechanical Noise: Excessive noise from the chain drive system or obvious wear, slack, or tooth jumping of the chain or sprocket usually indicates severe wear of the chain or sprocket, which needs to be replaced with new ones. 3. Unstable Seeding Depth: Failure of the Seeder (Planter)'s depth adjustment mechanism may result in varying seeding depths. It is necessary to check whether the hydraulic cylinder, air pressure cylinder, or spring in the lifting device is damaged and replace them if necessary. 4. Poor Soil Coverage After Seeding: The wear or breakage of the covering and compacting device may cause the soil to fail to cover the seeds effectively, affecting the germination rate. If the surface of the device is excessively worn or structurally damaged, it needs to be replaced promptly. 5. Insufficient Power or Severe Shaking: Check whether the drive shaft and bearings are severely worn or not. If there is obvious vibration or increased resistance, it may require bearing replacement. Moreover, check the belt drive system. If there are problems such as breakage, aging, or loosening, the belt needs to be replaced promptly. Author: Miya