Klaus about his Maestro CX:
"We earn our money in the pit stop. As a quick filling of seed and fertiliser can be achieved with the Maestro incl. a central seed hopper, we went for this machine.” Due to the additional small row hoppers, he still has the option of sowing via the single hoppers.
Another argument for Klaus is the shooting or overpressure system AirSpeed. It allows him to drive much faster (11-12 km/h) and: "Every grain is placed where it belongs." At the same time, he can maintain a regular seed distance. "As the system works so faultlessly, we can guarantee this speed". He achieves a higher efficiency without any negative compromises.
His Maestro CX is equipped with the automatic coulter pressure control system AutoForce. The system compensates for the differences that occur in his region due to changing soils (light to heavy clay soils) and he achieves a better result with regard to the sowing depth. In addition, "the AutoForce relieves the axle so that we don't have any compaction in the track." This guarantees a constant placement depth - whether a wheel has run before it or not.