Although they first appeared back in 1991, the Väderstad Rapid drill range can trace its ancestry back even further; the Rapid disc and coulter mechanism shares the same basic design as used on Väderstad’s first ever drill, the DS direct drills of 1985. When it comes to selecting a used example, care needs to be taken not so much mechanically but more in getting the correct specification. James de Havilland reports
Väderstad Rapid drills:
Although they first appeared back in 1991, the Väderstad Rapid drill range can trace its ancestry back even further; the Rapid disc and coulter mechanism shares the same basic design as used on Väderstad’s first ever drill, the DS direct drills of 1985. When it comes to selecting a used example, care needs to be […]
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