NRH Front Mounted Press

Front Coil Press

NRH Engineering’s front mounted packers consolidate and firm the soil in front of the tractor allowing uniform drilling depth resulting in even germination across the full width of cultivation. With its wide range of tine options, which can be simply adjusted for depth, NRH’s coil packer is the ideal solution for an evenly worked, consolidated seed bed.

Front Mounted Ring Press

The NRH Front mounted ring press is used when underground packing is required (8-15cm) or the splitting of the clod in heavier soil conditions. Under certain conditions it is necessary to work the soil in front of the tractor, two or three rows of depth adjustable tines are available or one row of paddle tines. Most suitable for medium to heavy land. Three or four metre tine frames are available for 1.5m presses.

Front Mounted Packer

An extremely versatile front press suitable for all soil types. The large diameter and aggressive teeth allow the packer to turn in virtually all conditions. The increased rolling circumference of the roller over and above conventional packer rollers, means they do not bulldoze in soft going, reducing horsepower requirements and are less prone to blocking in wet sticky conditions due to the large diameter and the scraper bar. Its weight can be easily adjusted by ballasting the roller, increasing or decreasing the amount of liquid in the barrel where an optimum weight can be achieved to suit different working soil conditions and the required finish. The Roller will firm from the surface down ahead of the tractor, sitting the tractor more on the surface which means shallower wheeling’s. The power harrow won’t have to work so deep thereby actually reducing horsepower requirement and increasing output. The teeth cut the clods and lift the top 2 – 3 inches to start the seedbed creation ahead of the power harrow drill.

Front Mounted Shouldered Ring Press

Another versatile front press that uses a heavier cast ring that combines the cutting action of a 30 degree ring, the pressing action of a 45 degree ring and the surface consolidation of a roller ring.