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Lawnmower Wheel Deep Lawnmower Wheel Head – Effective agricultural tool for crops, nurseries, vegetable greenhouses and gardens, A
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Description
General Description
This product is specially designed for lawnmowers and features interchangeable blades for increased operational efficiency. It offers three options: a tilling wheel, a furrowing wheel, and a soil loosening wheel, suitable for various environments such as orchards, tea plantations, gardens, greenhouses, seedlings, and farmland. The tilling wheel is effective on sandy soils, while the soil loosening wheel facilitates work in open fields. The furrowing wheel, with a depth of approximately 0.2 to 0.3 m, is also suitable for various crops.Technical Specifications
- Name: Mower Attachment
- Material: Metal
- Type: Tilling Wheel
- Weight:
- Tilling Wheel: 3800 g
- Filling Wheel: 3100 g
- Loosening Wheel: 3000 g
Use
This product offers a complete solution for tilling, furrowing, and loosening the soil. Thanks to its interchangeable blades, it can easily handle different mowing conditions, meet diverse needs, reduce downtime for cleaning, and improve operational efficiency. It is recommended to change the oil every 5 to 8 hours to ensure optimal operation and reduce long-term operating costs.Other Information
- Superior heat dissipation and durability thanks to an efficient heat dissipation structure.
- 50# manganese steel blade, very hard and difficult to deform, extending the equipment's lifespan.
Features
- BrandTEHTUY
- Pcs per pack1
- Height1 cm
- Width1 cm
- MaterialMetal
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Tiller and cultivator buying guide
Any gardener wanting to plough or till soil will need a tiller or cultivator. Equipped with a single-furrow or reversible plough attachment, tillers are ideal for creating straight furrows. Follow our guide for all you need to know to sort your electric cultivators from your rear tine tillers. Let's get dug in!
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