2021 FARMADA ELXIR 66-5HD

2021

FARMADA

ELXIR 66-5HD

Baru

The Elxir66HD is a heavy-duty 5-Section commercial fertilizer applicator from Farmada. This unit is a 20 row 30” row spacing and is designed for custom applicators or large farmers. This bar is intended to accommodate all types of farming practices from no-till to hill country with terraces and contours to maximize the performance based on local conditions and preferences.  Strength and Accuracy The Ladder-style frame with 6”x6” heavy tubing and large 66” spacing front to back was created to allow large in-line tires to be placed inside the frame. This offset provides superb row unit stagger for improved residue flow-through. A tractor specific one-time adjustment allows the operator to set the frame height. A single-point depth hydraulic control then enables the operator to adjust the working depth.  Hybrid oscillating axles The hybrid oscillating axle creates a field performance comparable to tandems in that the axles will independently adapt to the ground contour. By making them in-line and with large tires, the bar outperforms tandems when going over erosion washouts. This style provides more stable transport during road transport while spreading the machine weight evenly over the tires on crowned roads to reduce premature tire wear.  Rear Trailer Hitch The rear hitch extends 28” and at that point it can swing a total of 52” left to right. This simplifies backing up and connecting of the tank to the toolbar. Single and double break-away coupler arms are available, and the rear hitch light kit is standard.  Maintenance Free Frame The entire Elxir frame has zero grease zerks for reduced maintenance. The pivot points on the frame feature self-lubricating, high wear resistant, and maintenance free bushings.  Available Row Unit Styles Split Mount Style row units - The coulter and shank are mounted in-line to a separate frame element on the ladder frame. This extra distance between coulter and shank lets the residue cut by the coulter settle before the shank follows the coulter furrow.