The price of land cultivator machine depends mostly on its power since it is used to make the seedbed ready functioning as secondary tillage
equipment to mix the surface soil, which was broken in the preliminary stages of tillage, it is important to know some usages, technical details,
and overall structure of cultivators to estimate the actual value of each machine.
We have to be aware of the fact that cultivators don't plough the land however, they enable aeration between soil layers more than that,
cultivators prepare the seedbed for cultivation as mentioned before and increase the absorption of water and rain, their structure is formed by
tines, poles and two to three wheels. Land cultivators also prevent the weeds from appearing on the surface by uprooting them or burying their
leaves which helps the land to breath for a better photosynthesis process. The next factor that directly affects the price is the type of the
cultivator in terms of mechanism, which divides into two categories. Owing to the fact that the Mechanism has a distinct and simple structure,
there's nothing much to say about it just that they are two mechanisms available in seedbed land cultivator machines, manual and for tractors.
Now, there comes another aspect to consider but only for manual cultivators which are also called tiller cultivators or hand tractors which is the
type of the fuel they consume, petrol? Diesel? or both? Although, there are some lengthy explanations for diesel and petrol tiller cultivators, but
we will discuss them in detail further ahead in this article so let us sum it up in a sentence here, diesel cultivators are used for heavy tasks while
the petrol cultivators are applied for lighter activities.
Recognizing these factors gives us a deep insight into the prices of the seedbed land cultivator machines and guides us to a dynamic purchase.
Heavy Duty Equipment for Sale
Equipment like combine harvesters, balers, puddlers, et cetera, with a heavy duty are harder to analyze due to obtaining multiple functions
hence before presenting them for sale we must deal with these duties and functions.
Beginning with combine harvesters, the combine harvester consists of many components: gears, blades, spiral drills (spirals that carry harvested
products to other parts of the machine), conveyors, belts, levers, and wheels.
To give you an overview of how combine harvesters work, we have
tried to put a simple portrayal of its function below: The grain clusters are collected by the platform, which is located at the front of the combine
and has a pair of sharp hooks called separators.
In general, the wider the platform, the faster and more efficient the harvesting machine can
reap. Different platforms are used to harvest different grains; The platform is usually hydraulic and can rotate to different angles.
Here is an experiment, to cross a narrow path, you can dismount the platform from the front of the machine and tow it vertically by putting it
behind the equipment. A low-speed spinning wheel pushes the product towards the cutting blades.
The spinning wheel is equipped with horizontal rods called bats or paddles and vertical teeth or forks to hold the plant stems tightly.
The cutting shoulder moves along the entire length of the platform under the spinning wheel. Its tines open and shut, cutting off the stem, a bit
like scissors, with a wide range, though.
That was an overall dimension of what combine does, each of these details play a decisive role for sale since they distinguish the kind of
productivity and output, we need as a consumer, that is why we emphasize over knowing the functional analysis of every equipment.
Continuing with balers, one of the other heavy equipment in the agriculture industry.
The important thing about balers is that they are semi-hydraulic tools which are widely used in forage farming. Balers are divided into three
categories depending on whether they press the packed fodder with low, medium, or high density.
Low density 50 to 100 kg/m3, medium density 100 to 150 kg/m3 and High density 150 kg/m3 or higher. Forage is packaged in low or medium
density. The baler pressing unit usually consist of a 40 by 50cm wide and 2 to 3m long steel box, and a piston travels 50 to 90 times per minute
in this cylinder, turning the forage into a rectangular cube.
The extra fodder is beaten with knives and the fodder package takes a complete
geometric shape to itself. To neutralize the piston blows, a flywheel is used that rotates 350 to 500 minutes per minute.
The fodder is tied either with thread or wire. Forage that is packed with thread is usually preferred by breeders because, although it may happen
rarely but a piece of wire may be left in the forage and eaten by the animal which may invite unnecessary issues. The forage press usually packs
8 to 10 tons of fresh fodder per hour and these packages weigh between 15 and 25 kg. We have provided you a gold mine of information
because when you intend to make a purchase, it is a wise step to know that how does a baler operate and what are the most common numbers
for this operation so the payment you make and more importantly the work rate of the machine goes in accordance with your needs and
requirements.
Tiller Machine
Earlier in this article, we talked about tiller cultivator machine and their classification and now we're going to elaborate on the tiller itself as
promised.
The fact that tillers are considered as hand tractors meaning that they qualify to be used instead of tractors on a limited scale has
made tiller cultivator one of the most popular products in the industry hence there are numerous brands that are majorly focused or even
entered the business to concentrate on tiller cultivators in particular, to name a few, BCS, Hyundai, Kubota, Mitsubishi, Yanmar, Kama, Weima
and Mitsuku.
Being called hand tractor for a reason the garden tiller is coupled with various tools.
These tools include cultivators, plows, trailers, harvesters, et cetera. Cultivator tiller is a type of tiller on which the cultivator is mounted and
performs the action of subverting the soil and has different types such as Kama cultivator tiller, Honda cultivator tiller, Rubin cultivator tiller and
so on. You must be wondering what kind of tillers do we use to dig holes or harvesting purposes, well, here's your answer.
Pit tillers are used to dig holes for planting trees and Reaper tiller is used in harvesting.
Mini Power Tiller Machine
We already know that tiller is a tractor with limited usage but when we talk about the mini power tiller machine, these limitations expand.
Let me make myself clear by an example, suppose you can cultivate upto 5 hectares by a 120HP tractor, but these numbers will surely fall
drastically if you're using a tiller cultivator machine and the statistics would be even lower if you use a mini tiller power machine so in a nutshell,
mini power tiller have a much-limited usage hence only consumers with minor farms can consider it as their intended purchase.
Although, we would like to suggest you to gather the needed details about your requirements and consult an expert so you can make a
confident, dynamic and productive purchase.
