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The EG520 Primary Seeder plants grass seed directly into bare soil with a consistent and accurate drop rate for perfect seed placement. With precise application adjustment and a removable calibration tray, easy adjustment for different grass seed types is possible. The Primary Seeder features five main components for improved direct-seeding capability. The Calibration Tray is a built-in tray that catches material during the calibration process. The Front Packer Roller crushes the material to provide a smooth surface for the seed to drop. The Rear Packer Roller is an offset roller that places a fine layer of dirt over the seed. The Seed Box has a five cubic feet capacity, allowing you to carry large amounts of seed for efficiency. And the Precision Seed Funnels meter an accurate flow of a variety of turf seeds. This ground-driven application is consistent at variable speeds, and the offset cultipacker discs are designed to create optimal seed-to-soil contact. And the five cubic feet of hopper capacity keeps you going the distance, experiencing the efficiency you've come to expect from Ventrac attachments.
| Post Mower Dimensions | |
| General | |
| Hopper Capacity | 5ft³0.1416m³ |
| Recommended Travel Speed | 3mph - 5mph4.828kph - 8.047kph |
| Recommended Operation Direction | ForwardCapable of operating in reverse, but may momentarily stop dropping seed when transitioning from forward to reverse, then back to forward |
| Acceptable Seed Types | All typical grass seed types |
| Dimensions | |
| Length | 41.25in104.8cm |
| Weight | 720lb326.6kg |
| Working Width | 52in132.1cm |
| Width | 57.75in146.7cm |
| Height | 30.5in77.47cm |
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