2026 Kuhn ST-PRO™ II 16 S/B

2026 Kuhn ST-PRO™ II 16 S/B

KUHN Krause ST-PRO™ II row units create a uniform, residue-free strip with precise and consistent tillage depth control. These row units are easily adjusted without tools and require no daily maintenance.

The KUHN Krause ST-PRO™ II row units are easy to adjust and require no daily maintenance. They contour to the ground’s surface conditions allowing the shanks to consistently operate at your predetermined depth. A variety of dry and/or liquid fertilizer options are available. This is more than just strip-till, this is precision nutrient and seedbed management.

Features may include:

• ST-PRO II row units are easily adjusted without tools in a matter of minutes, allowing them to be quickly setup to suit field conditions and ensure continued superior strip formation from field to field. KUHN Krause ST-PRO II row units have no grease zerks, therefore require no daily maintenance further saving time and increasing productivity throughout the working day.

• 25” independent coulters offer continuous residue cutting

• Adjustable down pressure from 460 pounds to 660 pounds

• Adjustable coulter scrapers remove sticky soil from the coulter blade

• Simplified adjustment of coulter alignment to correct machine tracking

• Floating 16” notched disc blades consistently clear residue from the strip

• Automatically adjusts to the contour of the field eliminating the need for field-to-field adjustment

• Weights can be added or removed to ensure consistent residue management and flow

• Wrench-free depth adjustment

• Remove root zone compaction

• Promote water infiltration, deep root growth and early seedling development

• Drop Zone nutrient placement system

• Shank depth range of 6" to 12" in 1" increments

• Choice of Austempered Rock, Chromium Carbide, and New DURAKARB™ points

• Starter fertilizer is applied shallow in the profile to provide nutrients right at germination. This fertilizer may be applied in a separate operation (i.e. with the planter at seeding) or with the Gladiator instead of zone 1 or 2.

• A slightly shallower fertilizer placement for dry or liquid, which will be more quickly reached by the plant roots.

• Deep placed fertilizer such as dry or anhydrous ammonia, which needs to be well sealed in the soil or placed farther from the seed to ensure roots have matured before contact so as to prevent burn.