Amazone Cirrus
The Amazone Cirrus is a trailed combi seed drill built by Amazone in Germany from 2005 to 2024. Widely used across Britain, it is known for high-output min-till cereal establishment, bringing front disc cultivation and seeding together in a practical field-working package.
Amazone Cirrus specifications
| Machine type | Trailed combi seed drill |
|---|---|
| Working width | 3 to 9 m |
| Coulter type | TwinTeC double disc |
| Seed system | Front disc cultivation plus seeding |
| Mounting | Trailed |
| Built at | Amazone (Germany) |
What the Cirrus is used for
Cirrus is particularly suited to cereals established through min-till systems, where a grower wants front disc cultivation followed by drilling in one operation. It can help maintain work rates when autumn opportunities are limited and conditions are suitable.
Its role is primarily cereal establishment rather than a claim to suit every crop or direct-drilling situation. Match the drill to soil type, residue, previous cultivation and the desired seed-bed finish on each farm.
Why the Amazone Cirrus stands out
TwinTeC double-disc coulters support precise seed placement after the front disc cultivation stage. Available working widths from 3 to 9 m give the Cirrus substantial output potential for larger British arable units and contractors. Check that the cultivation, seeding and hydraulic systems work evenly across the full width.
Buying a used Amazone Cirrus
Inspect a used Cirrus closely for wear in the TwinTeC double-disc coulters, front cultivation discs, bearings, packer components, metering system, hopper, hydraulic pipes and folding sections. Check the drawbar and chassis for corrosion or repaired stress areas, and ask for serial details and a credible service record. Ensure all sections operate consistently before purchase and have it inspected where appropriate. Confirm figures and originality against TractorData.com and club records; values vary by condition, so check current listings rather than a fixed price.
Amazone Cirrus frequently asked questions
What is the Amazone Cirrus designed to do?
The Cirrus is a trailed combi seed drill designed for front disc cultivation followed by seeding. In Britain it is widely associated with high-output min-till cereal establishment on arable farms and contracting operations.
Which coulters does the Cirrus use?
Verified Cirrus specification lists TwinTeC double-disc coulters. Their condition matters greatly on a second-hand drill, so inspect discs, bearings and associated wearing parts for even operation across the machine.
What working widths are offered by the Cirrus?
The verified working-width range is 3 to 9 m. A prospective buyer should select within that range according to field size, transport arrangements, available tractor capacity and the desired daily output.
Specifications are commonly cited figures for general reference; exact figures vary by model, coulter and configuration, so confirm against the manufacturer and dealer. Working widths and dimensions are metric. Match the drill or planter to your establishment system, soil and tractor. Page updated 19 Sep 2026.