Hawkins Mfg. Inc.-Dedicated to Making farmers better.

Hawkins Manufacturing, Holdrege, Nebraska

2120 East 4th Ave. ● Holdrege, Nebraska 68949
800-382-6178 ● 308-995-4446 ● FAX 308-995-4315
email: hawkins@hawkinsmfg.com ● www.hawkinsmfg.com


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Accurately Places Liquid Fertilizer at a Depth of 0 to 5 inches Excellent for any type of Tillage Systems, no-Till, Ridge-Till or Conventional Adjustable for Depth and Seed Placement Castering Action Allows the "N" FORCER to follow planter Spring Action prevents planter from lifting Mounts to John Deere, Kinze, and White and Case IH Easily Mounted to either right or left hand side of units Unaffected by Trash When the Hawkins PLANTER "N" FORCER is used with a pump capable of 30 lbs or more of pressure your fertilizer can be placed actuarially to the depth set by the single 14 inch double bevel blade. The PLANTER "N" FORCER is equipped with a down stop so if you hit soft ground it will not plunge no matter how much pressure is set on the adjustable spring relief. Terraced ground creates no problems with the castering action of the PLANTER "N" FORCER . Tests have shown that the precise placement of liquid fertilizer will dramatically increase yield.
The TRAIL PLACE®
A Positive Low Pressure Fertilizer Placement Tool For Planter

Accurately Places Liquid Fertilizer at a Depth of 0 to 3 Inches Adjustable for Depth and Seed placement Available in Right and Left Side Units to eliminate side draft	Can use most types of fertilizer pumps Stainless Steel Tube allows use of all liquid fertilizers Spring Action will not hold planter out of ground Mounts to John Deer, Kinze, White and Case IH
The Hawkins TRAIL PLACE is the most cost effective way to accurately place liquid fertilizer with your planter. The unit cuts into the ground using twin 14 inch blades, with one blade to move the soil to the side. The leading blade runs parallel to the seed bed to cut and hold it while the second moves the soil. The stainless steel tube runs down between the blades and places the fertilizer in the bottom of the groove. A set of tine springs will then close the ground to prevent fertilizer and moisture loss.

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