Rotary Tiller

A rotary tiller is a farm implement that uses rotating blades to break up, turn and aerate soil to prepare seedbeds, incorporate residues and improve soil structure for planting.

Models range from compact to wide: working widths available are 1000, 1200, 1250, 1400, 1500, 1600, 1800, 2000, 2200, 2500 and 3000 mm. Choose based on field width, tractor power and desired coverage.

Depth capability varies by model group: small models (1000–1250 mm) dry 80–140 mm, water 100–160 mm; mid models (1400–1800 mm) dry 120–180 mm, water 140–200 mm; large models (2000–3000 mm) dry 160–180 mm, water 160–200 mm.

Matched tractor power depends on model: ranges are approximately 12–20 HP for the smallest models, 15–30 HP for mid sizes, 20–55 HP for larger mid sizes, and 55–120 HP for the largest widths. Select a model whose matched HP range includes your tractor's rated output.

Weight varies by model from about 200 kg (smallest) up to 540 kg (largest). Blade quantity ranges from 22 blades on the smallest units up to 66 blades on the widest models.

All models are three-point mounted. Confirm your tractor's three-point hitch category and lower link spacing to ensure compatibility.

Yes. The product offers specific working depth ranges for dry land and water land (paddy). Choose a model with the appropriate depth range for your field conditions.

Match the tiller to your tractor HP, field width and soil conditions. For small plots and low-power tractors pick a narrower model with lower matched HP; for larger fields and heavier soils choose wider models with higher matched HP and more blade count. Contact the seller if unsure.

Regular maintenance includes checking and tightening bolts, greasing bearings and linkages, inspecting and replacing worn blades, checking gearbox oil level, ensuring PTO shaft and shields are intact, and cleaning mud/residue after use to prevent corrosion.

Inspect blades frequently — ideally before each use and after every 50–100 operating hours depending on soil abrasiveness. Replace blades that are bent, cracked or worn beyond effective cutting profile. Always use manufacturer-approved replacement blades.

Always stop the tractor engine and disengage PTO before servicing, keep PTO shields in place, wear appropriate PPE (gloves, boots, eye protection), keep bystanders clear, operate at safe speeds, and follow tractor/tiller operator manuals for safe hookup and use.

Comprehensive after-sales service is offered, typically including spare parts supply, technical support, installation guidance and service assistance. Specific terms (response time, warranty) should be confirmed with the dealer or manufacturer.

Yes — common spare parts (blades, bolts, PTO shafts, gearbox parts) are normally available through the manufacturer's dealer network or after-sales service. Contact your supplier with the model number to order parts.

For transport secure the unit on a trailer or truck bed using appropriate tie-downs and lifting gear at designated points. For storage clean the tiller, lubricate exposed metal, drain or check fluids as recommended, and store indoors or under cover to prevent corrosion.

Typical deliveries include the rotary tiller assembly, likely a PTO shaft and an operator manual, but exact inclusions vary. For warranty length, coverage and registration, contact the seller or manufacturer directly for the specific terms applicable to your purchase.