Introduction
The Huge Duty Farm Cultivator, a combined land preparation machine with a disk harrow, is a robust and highly efficient piece of agricultural machinery. It is primarily powered by diesel and has a weight of 240kg. This farm cultivator is designed for breaking through hardened surface layers and slicing up straws to prepare the soil for planting. It has a working width of 1500mm and can work at depths of 140-180mm. The cultivator is made with 65Mn Spring steel and is ISO9001 certified. It comes with a one-year warranty and offers comprehensive after-sales services.
Features and Applications of the Huge Duty Farm Cultivator
This farm cultivator is a versatile machine that is perfect for various agricultural tasks. It is designed to work with a power range of 25-30hp. The disk harrow, with a diameter of 460mm and a thickness of 4mm, can easily break through tough soil and cut up straws, making it an excellent tool for land preparation.
The Working Principle of the Huge Duty Farm Cultivator
The farm cultivator operates by using the power from the tractor to which it is attached. As the tractor moves forward, the disk harrow cuts through the soil, breaking it up and turning it over. This process not only breaks up the soil but also helps to bury any existing crop residue or weeds. The cultivator is easy to install and uninstall, and it requires regular maintenance to ensure it remains in optimal working condition.
Why Choose AGKNX's Agricultural Disc Harrows Products?
AGKNX's agricultural disc harrows products stand out for their superior quality, durability, and performance. The products are designed with the farmer in mind, ensuring they are easy to use, efficient, and reliable. With a comprehensive after-sales service, AGKNX provides spare parts, video technical support, and engineers available to service machinery overseas, ensuring smooth operation and longevity of the products.
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Relevant Introduction Video
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