When you're seeding broad acres in the Inland Northwest, consistency is everything. Ground that rolls, residue that varies field to field, and a spring window that never quite cooperates. The drill either holds depth through all of it or it doesn't.
Bourgault's ParaLink parallelogram linkage lets every opener follow the soil profile independently, so seed goes in at the depth you set rather than the depth the frame happens to be riding at. Across the rolling Palouse, through heavy trash, in whatever the spring hands you, that's the difference between an even stand and a patchy one.
What the ParaLink drills bring to the field
- Working widths from 20 to 100 feet — configurations to match your acres and your tractor, not the other way around.
- 10" and 12" row spacing — matched to your rotation and residue conditions.
- Mid Row Banders — fertilizer placed between the seed rows in the same pass, so you're not making a second trip.
- Independent depth control on every opener — the parallelogram linkage keeps the opener tracking the ground instead of the toolbar.
- Built to keep showing up — heavy frames and openers designed for seasons of demanding fieldwork.
Bourgault has been building broad acre seeding equipment out of St. Brieux, Saskatchewan since 1974, and the drills reflect it. These are machines designed by people who seed a lot of acres in tough conditions.
A good time to buy
Right now is a good time to talk about a drill. Call us for a current quote and we'll walk you through configuration, pricing, and what's available, and show you exactly where the numbers land for your operation.
Give us a call or drop us a line at sales@spraycenter.com, and we'll get you a quote built around your acres.