RIGID TILLER
Rigid Tiller As name described itself,
it's the rigid form of land preparation tool. The
main difference of spring loaded tiller and rigid
tillers are springs. In this kind of tiller tynes
are directly mounted and fixed on frame that
doesn't allow movement of the tines in any
direction. Rigid tiller suits for the land where
hidden stones and roots are not problem, rigid
tillers are even capable of breading up hard lands
flawlessly. There are different models available
for different capacity tractors form 15 hp to 70
hp. lightest model with 5 tines and heaviest comes
with 19 tines.
Benefits and Features:
- Heavy duty frame that is coated with corrosion
resistant and painted for longer life.
- It works perfectly on top layer of soil and
capable of breaking hard clayey lands.
- Works better than a plough for paddy crops
where top layer is to be worked.
- Designed to eliminate strain form stress areas
on frame.
- Reversible shovels to double the time of
replacement.
Technical Specifications:
|
14 X 14 (3 M) |
16 X 16 (3.5 M) |
18 X 18 (4M) |
Hydraulic System |
Provided |
Provided |
Provided |
Distance Between Discs |
228 mm |
228 mm |
228 mm |
Bearing Hub |
8 |
12 |
12 |
Frame |
101x101x7 mm box |
101x101x7 mm box |
101x101x7 mm box |
Tyre Size |
750-16 |
750-16 |
750-16 |
No.of Discs |
28 |
32 |
36 |
Type of Discs |
Notched |
Notched |
Notched |
Mounting |
Cat-II |
Cat-II |
Cat-II |
Disc Diameter |
560/610/660 mm (Optional) |
560/610/660 mm (Optional) |
560/610/660 mm (Optional) |
Approx. Weight |
1700 Kgs. |
1910 Kgs. |
2020 Kgs. |
* Above Stated data is for Reference Only. Company owns the right to change model specifications and features. |
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