Diesel Powered Crawler Rotary Tiller

Can be used in a variety of venues

Farmland: Farmers can use rotary tillers to treat farmland, improve soil quality, and provide a better growing environment for crops.
Greenhouse: Using a rotary tiller in a greenhouse can reduce the number of weeds and make plants grow healthier.
Orchard: For areas that need to be replanted, a rotary tiller can turn over existing land and mix the soil to provide better growing conditions for new crops.
Sandy land: Rotary tillers can work on sandy land and cultivate crops suitable for sandy land.

The diesel-powered crawler rotary tiller has the characteristics of "one machine for multiple uses". It is equipped with a fertilizing device, a furrowing device, and a lifting device. It can greatly save farming time and improve farming efficiency during the operation season. That is, it can be driven by itself and complete the operations of rotary tillage, furrowing, lifting, sowing, and fertilization at one time, realizing multi-process compound operations. In particular, the superior performance of the crawler self-propelled rotary tiller in ridging and furrowing can achieve the effect of multiple plowing and harrowing in one operation. The above work can be completed by simply replacing different machines or blades. In addition to paddy fields, crawler self-propelled rotary tillers are also applicable to dry land. Compared with traditional large rotary tillers and micro rotary tillers towed by traditional tractors, they have wider functions, higher efficiency, and more convenient operation. Traditional large rotary tillers do not have driving power themselves and cannot operate independently for farming. They must be equipped with a tractor. Only by relying on the drive of the tractor can the entire rotary tillage process be truly completed. The crawler self-propelled rotary tiller is a truly self-propelled integrated machine.

Diesel-powered crawler rotary tillers solve the problem of traditional wheeled machines causing damage to paddy fields, so that the soil is no longer "injured". Traditional large rotary tillers rely on wheeled tractors to plow the fields, which are highly efficient, but have a fatal flaw. The large tires of the tractor have a small contact area with the ground. The tractor itself is very heavy. When walking in paddy fields under high pressure per unit area, the tires can easily sink deep into the hard mud layer, rolling out two deep grooves and turning up a thick layer of raw mud, causing the mature mud layer and the raw mud layer to mix together, making them uneven and destroying the soil structure of the tillage layer. Every time the tillage is done, the tillage mud layer deepens once, and this vicious cycle causes water and fertilizer leakage. Survey results show that the mud feet of paddy fields that are continuously plowed with wheeled tractors and rotary tillers generally deepen, that is, the paddy field has poor passing performance. The consequence is that the soil ecology of farmland, especially paddy fields, is seriously damaged, and eventually the tillage machinery cannot be put into the field for operation, affecting the growth of crops. To a certain extent, the good fields will become barren. The diesel-powered crawler rotary tiller is a complete machine that does not rely on the power of a tractor. It has a small overall size and light weight, and puts little pressure on farmland. The walking device uses rubber tracks, which have a large ground contact area and low average ground contact pressure. It does not damage the bottom of the field during operation, and ensures the stability of paddy field tillage depth without destroying the tillage layer, effectively improving the tillage and soil thinning effect, and making up for the shortcomings of traditional rotary tillers using wheeled tractors in paddy field passing performance. Its advantages in tillage are more obvious in the northern plains.