Overview
The 870 belt planter is a globally recognized market leader, known for its versatility and adaptability. It features a 7-speed pulley drive and adjustable height landwheels, making it suitable for both flat and bed setups. The planter is available in configurations ranging from 2 to 18 rows and supports multiline planting, accommodating various seed types.

Key Features

• 5mm depth adjustment increments via coulter stem, adjustable between 0-50mm.
• Floating linkage for enhanced adaptability.
• Adjustable rear wheel pressure via spring mechanism.
• 4-litre seed hopper capacity.
• Equipped with wheel scrapers and adjustable height landwheels.

Technical Specifications

• Planter Type: Belt
• Seed Type: Natural and pelleted
• Multiline Capability: 1-3 lines
• Hopper Capacity: 4/8 litres
• Minimum Seed Spacing: 60mm diamond
• Min/Max Seed Size: 1mm/15mm
• Min/Max Number of Rows: 2-18+
• Minimum Row Spacing: 200mm
• Minimum Line Spacing: 25mm
• Approximate Row Unit Weight: 35kg
• Row Unit Length: 1100mm
• Depth Control: Incremental 5mm steps
• Coverer Options: Drag stainless/cage
• Drive System: 7-speed pulley drive
• Tractor Requirement: Compact tractor/tractor
• Linkage Category: CAT 1/2

Belt Drills
Stanhay's belt metering units are lightweight, simple, and versatile, suitable for a wide range of raw and coated seeds. They can be used with pedestrian-operated units or large tractor-mounted machines, catering to both small and large growers. The metering unit ensures accurate seed placement with minimal damage, thanks to rubber-covered moving parts. The seed belt and repeller wheel work in tandem to regulate seed flow and minimize seed bounce or roll.

Chassis Types

• Single line
• Double line
• Triple line

Seed Compatibility
The planter can handle a variety of seeds, including asparagus, beans, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, carrot, cauliflower, chicory, coriander, cucumber, fodder beet, kale, leek, lettuce, mustard, onions, parsley, parsnip, peas, pepper, radish, red beet, spinach, sugar beet, swede, sweet corn, and tomato.