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SB03

The SB03 is a 2-cu. yd. capacity high-speed production filler with uniform filling of multiple types of containers, such as flats, plugs, hanging baskets or nursery pots. You’ll be able to fill containers up to 18 in. in width and 15 in. in height. This machine is designed to work with bulk soil or can be combined with a bale breaker. Various options are available, such as pneumatic wheels, vibrating conveyor, fertilizer feeder, drill system and more.

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