- Power system: Equipped with a small gasoline/diesel engine (usually 3-8 horsepower), with stable power output and low fuel consumption (fuel consumption about 0.5-1L per hour), and the starting method supports hand-pulled/electric start; - Operating system: Standard rotary tiller set, replaceable accessories such as ditchers, weeding wheels, and blades, operating width is about 30-90cm, and tillage depth is 5-15cm (adjustable); - Traveling system: The front wheel is an auxiliary guide wheel, and the rear wheel is an anti-skid iron wheel/rubber wheel. The body weight is about 50-190kg, and it supports hand-push flexible steering; - Control system: double-handle design, integrating throttle, clutch, gear shift and other control components, with low operating threshold and easy for novices to use.
1. Lightweight and flexible, with low operating threshold. The body weight is only 50-190kg. It has a hand-push design and double-handle control. Women or middle-aged and elderly users can also operate it easily and can get started without professional training. 2. One machine with multiple functions, suitable for small plots. Rotary tillage, ditching, weeding and other accessories can be quickly replaced to cover a variety of basic farming needs. It is especially suitable for narrow row spacing and small area plots that cannot be accessed by large agricultural machinery. 3. Controllable costs and simple maintenance. The equipment purchase cost is low (usually in the thousands of yuan range), the fuel consumption and parts replacement costs are much lower than that of large agricultural machinery, and daily maintenance only requires basic operations such as cleaning and oil changes.
1. Farmland operations: turning, crushing, and leveling soil in small plots such as vegetable gardens and terraces; 2. Orchard management: shallow plowing and weeding between rows of fruit trees to avoid large agricultural machinery crushing crop roots; 3. Home planting: loosening soil and mixing fertilizers in garden vegetable plots and potting substrates.
