Fertilizer spreaders leasing

Fertilizer spreaders are agricultural machines that evenly distribute fertilizers, seeds, and other soil amendments onto fields, lawns, and gardens.

These machines save time and labor while efficiently applying fertilizers to achieve optimal growth and yields.

Different Makes, Models, and Types of Fertilizer Spreaders

Several types of fertilizer spreaders are available on the market, including:

• Broadcast spreaders are the most commonly used type and spread fertilizer quickly over a large area. The RAUCH AXERA H1102EMC is a high-capacity broadcast spreader designed for the even distribution of fertilizers and other materials across vast swaths of land.
• Drop spreaders are more precise, delivering fertilizer in a targeted path directly beneath the machine. The AMAZONE ZA-M 1202 is a popular choice among farmers because it’s a high-capacity spreader that farmers can use for various materials, including granular and powder fertilizers.
• Pendulum spreaders are similar to broadcast but have a pendulum-like mechanism that distributes the fertilizer in a swinging motion, providing more even coverage. The Samson Pumpenturm is a pendulum spreader that uses a hydraulic pump system to spread fertilizer.
• 3-point hitch fertilizer spreaders are designed to be attached to tractors, making them a more versatile machine ideal for larger-scale farming operations.

Get Your Fertilizer Spreader Needs Covered

Truck1 has been a go-to resource for farmers and gardeners across Italy, Germany, the Netherlands, Poland, Romania, and other parts of Europe and Asia for over two decades.

With an extensive stock of new and used fertilizer spreaders from leading manufacturers such as AMAZONE, KUHN, RAUCH, and VICON, you are sure to find the perfect machine for your needs.

Whether you require a precise drop spreader or a wide-reaching broadcast spreader, Truck1 has got you covered. With Truck1, you can easily browse for the fertilizer equipment you need to make the most of your next harvest!

Do not settle for subpar equipment that can slow your farm’s productivity—Browse Truck1 today!