The Amazone 78702811 is a genuine OEM edge disc, complete and pre-assembled, designed for precise seed placement on various Amazone seed drills. This essential component ensures optimal performance and compatibility with models including AD-P 01 Special, AD-P 01 Super, AD-P 02 Special, AD-P 02 Super, Citan, Cirrus, Condor, and Primera DMC series. Weighing 14.5 kg with dimensions of 600 mm length, 600 mm width, and 100 mm height, it guarantees a perfect fit and reliable operation.
Amazone, officially AMAZONEN-WERKE H. DREYER GmbH & Co. KG, is a German manufacturer of agricultural machinery. The company was founded in 1883 by Heinrich Dreyer in Gaste, near Osnabrück, Germany, and remains a family-owned business. Amazone is renowned for its innovative and high-quality equipment designed for modern farming practices.
The brand specializes in a wide range of machinery for soil cultivation, seeding, fertilization, and crop protection. Key product lines include cultivators, disc harrows, seed drills (such as the Cirrus and Cayena series), precision planters, fertilizer spreaders (like the ZA-M and ZG-TS series), and crop protection sprayers (including the UX and Pantera series). Amazone is known for integrating advanced technology to optimize field operations and resource efficiency.
Partao offers a selection of genuine Amazone spare parts to support the maintenance and repair of your machinery. While our top categories currently include Apparel, LED Light Bars, Engine Mounts, Bolts & Fasteners, and Brackets & Supports, we also stock many other essential components. Over 2425,012 genuine Amazone spare parts are available at Partao.
Amazone equipment is highly valued by professional farmers and contractors across Europe and beyond for its precision, reliability, and efficiency. The brand's focus on innovative solutions helps operators achieve optimal yields and manage their fields effectively. Its machinery is particularly well-suited for operations requiring high accuracy in seeding, spreading, and spraying applications.
