This plastic bushing acts as a bearing surface within the seeding unit, guiding the rotating components that deliver fertilizer. It sits between the shaft and the housing of the metering assembly, reducing friction and maintaining alignment during operation. Over time, wear on the bushing's inner bore causes play in the shaft, leading to uneven product metering and inconsistent application rates. The bushing is molded to the original geometry, preserving the clearance required for the shaft to rotate freely without binding.
Sulky Burel is a French manufacturer of agricultural machinery, specializing in soil preparation, seeding, and fertilizer spreading equipment. Founded in 1936 by the Burel family, the company is headquartered in Châteaubourg, France. Sulky has built a strong reputation for producing innovative and high-performance machines designed to optimize crop yields and improve farming efficiency.
The brand's product lines include a wide array of fertilizer spreaders, such as the X40 and X50 series, known for their precision and even distribution. Sulky also manufactures seed drills, including pneumatic and mechanical models, as well as cultivation equipment like power harrows and stubble cultivators. Its machines incorporate advanced technologies for precise application, contributing to sustainable and productive agriculture.
Partao offers a comprehensive selection of spare parts for Sulky agricultural machinery. Our top categories for this brand include Air Filters, Axle Assemblies, Backhoes, Bale Handling Equipment, and Ball Bearings. Over 940 genuine Sulky spare parts are available at Partao.
Farmers and agricultural contractors across Europe and beyond value Sulky equipment for its robust construction, technological innovation, and the precision it brings to field operations. The company's commitment to research and development ensures its machines meet the evolving demands of modern farming, helping operators achieve optimal nutrient management and successful crop establishment. Its equipment is particularly favored in arable farming for its reliability and efficiency.