Kuhn Espro
The Kuhn Espro is a trailed combi seed drill built by Kuhn in France from 2013 to 2024. It is a compact one-pass drill used on British arable farms, combining disc cultivation, packing and seeding for efficient cereal establishment where conditions allow.
Kuhn Espro specifications
| Machine type | Trailed combi seed drill |
|---|---|
| Working width | 3 to 8 m |
| Coulter type | CROSSFLEX double disc |
| Seed system | Disc cultivation, packer and seeding in one pass |
| Mounting | Trailed |
| Built at | Kuhn (France) |
What the Espro is used for
Espro suits cereal establishment where a British arable farm wants disc cultivation, consolidation and drilling brought together in one pass. Its compact combi format can be attractive in min-till systems where timely work and a consistent finish are priorities.
It should be selected according to soil condition, residue and the level of disturbance required. The verified description supports one-pass cultivated establishment; it does not make the Espro a dedicated direct drill or a specialist maize or sugar-beet planter.
Why the Kuhn Espro stands out
CROSSFLEX double-disc coulters are a defining feature of the Espro, working behind disc cultivation and a packer in its one-pass system. Working widths from 3 to 8 m offer scope for a range of farm workloads. Check the full cultivation, consolidation and seeding train, not simply the coulters.
Buying a used Kuhn Espro
Assess a used Espro's CROSSFLEX double-disc coulters, cultivation discs, packer, bearings, metering system, seed tubes, hopper, hydraulics, drawbar and folding equipment. Look for consistent wear across each working section, leaks, corroded or repaired frame areas and neglected calibration equipment. Confirm that the packer and coulters follow the ground evenly. Request serial details and service evidence, 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.
Kuhn Espro frequently asked questions
What does the Kuhn Espro combine in one pass?
The Espro combines disc cultivation, packer consolidation and seeding in one pass. This makes it a compact trailed combi drill for British arable farms seeking an efficient min-till cereal-establishment operation where conditions are appropriate.
Which coulters are used on the Espro?
Verified specification lists CROSSFLEX double-disc coulters. Their discs, bearings and alignment deserve close attention when buying used, because worn or uneven components can compromise the consistency of seed placement.
What working widths were available for the Espro?
The Kuhn Espro has a verified working-width range of 3 to 8 m. Buyers should consider field size, output targets, transport needs and the tractor available for a trailed combi drill.
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.