A rotary tiller is a farming implement that works in conjunction with a tractor to complete tilling and harrowing operations. It is widely used due to its strong soil-crushing capacity and its ability to create a flat land surface after tilling. Additionally, it can chop up and bury roots below the surface, facilitating seeder operations and providing a good seedbed for subsequent planting.
Based on the configuration of its rotary tiller shaft, it is divided into two types: horizontal shaft and vertical shaft. Correct use and adjustment of the rotary tiller are crucial to maintaining its good technical condition and ensuring cultivation quality.
It serves to break the plow pan, restore the soil's tillage layer structure, enhance the soil's water retention ability, eliminate some weeds, reduce pests and diseases, level the land surface, and improve the standards of agricultural mechanization operations.
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