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Power Tiller Details
Model 170F(7 HP)
- Affordable
- Maneuverable
- Easy-to-Start
- Reliable
Model 173F(6.5 HP)
- Compact
- Efficient
- Lightweight
- Versatile
Model 178F(8.5 HP)
- Economical
- Versatile
- Reliable
- Efficient
Model 186F(9 HP)
- Durable
- Powerful
- Fuel-Efficient
- Robust
Model 188F(12 HP)
- Performance Metrics
- Enduring
- Fuel-Saving
- Rugged
Model 186FA(9 HP)
- Strong
- Reliable
- Long-Lasting
- Versatile
Engine Type
Diesel Engine
- Reliable and Fuel-Efficient
- Ideal for Heavy-Duty Tasks
Due to their robust construction and high torque output, diesel engines excel in heavy-duty applications. They provide the necessary power for demanding tasks such as plowing, deep tilling, and working in tough soil conditions.
Gasoline Engine
- Easy to Maintain with a Quick Start
- Suitable for Lighter Tasks
Gasoline engines are well-suited for lighter tasks and smaller-scale operations. They offer sufficient power for activities such as surface tilling, planting, and maintenance work in gardens and small fields.
Engine Power
- 5HP: Perfect for Gardens and Light Maintenance
- 6HP: Efficient for Small Plots and Greenhouses
- 7HP: Suitable for Small-Scale Farming and Light Tasks
- 8HP: Versatile for Small to Medium Plots
- 10HP: Balanced Power for Medium-Sized Tasks
- 12HP: Robust Performance for Larger Operations
- 15HP: Provides Extra Power for Medium to Large-Scale Farming
Tilling Width and Depth
Tilling Width
The tilling width of a power tiller refers to the width of the soil that can be tilled in a single pass. Choosing the appropriate tilling width is crucial for optimizing efficiency and ensuring that the machine is suitable for the specific size and layout of your land.
Narrow Width (20 inches)
Ideal for working in confined or precision areas, such as garden beds, between rows of crops, or in smaller plots. This width allows for greater maneuverability and control, reducing the risk of damaging plants or over-tilling.
Wide Width (30 inches)
A wider tilling width, such as 30 inches, covers more ground in a single pass, making it more efficient for larger areas. This reduces the time and effort required for tilling, especially in larger fields or plots.
Tilling Depth
Suitable for medium to large-scale farming operations, where the objective is to cover more area quickly. It’s ideal for initial soil preparation in fields or for tasks that require consistent tilling across larger expanses of land.
Shallow Tilling (6 inches)
Shallow tilling, typically around 6 inches, is ideal for surface-level tasks such as weeding, aerating the topsoil, and preparing the soil for planting shallow-rooted crops. This depth is less likely to disturb soil structure and can be beneficial in maintaining soil moisture.
Deep Tilling (12 inches)
Deep tilling, around 12 inches, is necessary for breaking up compacted soil, preparing the ground for deep-rooted crops, and improving soil drainage. This depth ensures that the soil is thoroughly mixed and aerated, which is essential for the healthy growth of many crops.
Safety Considerations
Proper Adjustment: Always ensure that the tilling width and depth settings are properly adjusted before starting the machine. Incorrect settings can lead to improper tilling, which might not only damage the soil but also cause the machine to become unstable, increasing the risk of injury.
Using the Right Equipment: When setting the tilling depth, make sure that the tines are sharp and in good condition. Dull or damaged tines can cause the tiller to “bounce,” which can lead to a loss of control and potential injury.
Operator Awareness: Always be aware of the machine’s movement and ensure that your hands and feet are clear of the tilling area. Improper handling or lack of attention while adjusting the tilling width or depth can result in serious injuries.
Attachments Compatible
Plow
Ditcher
Potato Harvester
Ridger
Seeder
Cultivator
Weeder
Trailer
Potato Harvester
Wheat Harvester
Rear Tine Tiller
Transmission Type
1. Gear Transmission
- High Torque: Gear transmissions deliver high torque, making them ideal for heavy-duty tasks such as plowing, deep tilling, and working in tough soil conditions. The direct mechanical connection ensures minimal power loss, leading to greater efficiency.
- Long Lifespan: The durability of gear transmissions makes them suitable for prolonged use in rugged environments. They can withstand the stresses of frequent heavy use without significant wear and tear.
- Low Maintenance: Gear transmissions require minimal maintenance, provided they are properly lubricated and serviced according to the manufacturer’s guidelines.
2. Belt Transmission
- Smooth Power Delivery: The flexibility of the belt allows for a gradual transfer of power, resulting in smoother operation. This makes belt transmissions particularly suitable for tasks that require frequent speed adjustments or where gentle handling of the soil is needed.
- Ease of Maintenance: Belt systems are relatively easy to maintain and repair. In the event of a belt wearing out or breaking, it can be quickly replaced without the need for specialized tools or extensive downtime.
- Cost-Effective: Belt transmissions are generally more cost-effective than gear or chain systems, both in terms of initial purchase and ongoing maintenance costs.
3. Chain Transmission
- High Strength: Chain transmissions are capable of handling high loads and stresses, making them ideal for tough terrains such as rocky or uneven fields. The chain's durability ensures reliable performance under challenging conditions.
- Consistent Power Transfer: The chain system provides a consistent and direct transfer of power, which is particularly beneficial for tasks requiring steady, uninterrupted power, such as cultivating, harrowing, or operating in hilly areas.
- Versatility: Chain transmissions are versatile and can be adjusted or modified to suit different operational needs, making them a flexible choice for farmers who work in diverse environments.
Color Customization Service
We understand that the appearance of your power tillers is just as important as their performance. That’s why we offer a comprehensive color customization service tailored to meet your specific branding needs. Whether you’re a brand looking to match your company colors or a wholesaler wanting to offer unique options to your customers, we’re here to help you stand out in the market.
Lighting Options
When customizing your power tiller, you can choose whether to add lighting based on your specific work requirements.
| Option | With Light | Without Light |
|---|---|---|
| Best For | Early morning or evening work | Daytime use |
| Advantages | - Provides enhanced visibility in low-light conditions - Increases safety during operation in the early morning or late evening - Allows for extended working hours | - Simplifies the machine, reducing weight - No need for maintenance of lighting components - Ideal for areas with ample natural light throughout the day |
| Considerations | - Requires additional power from the engine - Slightly more complex electrical system | - Limited to daylight hours - May restrict working hours, especially in seasons with shorter daylight periods |
Making Your Choice
- Choose "With Light" if you often work during early morning or late evening hours, where visibility is a concern. This option enhances safety and allows for more flexible working hours.
- Choose "Without Light" if your operations are restricted to daylight hours, or if you prefer a simpler machine with fewer components to maintain.
Selecting the right lighting option ensures that your power tiller meets your specific operational needs without compromising safety or efficiency.
