AJ Kisan Heavy Duty 24 Inch Deep Tilling Rotavator Set (12 Blades, 2 Shafts, 12 Nuts) For Diesel Power Tiller

The Heavy Duty 24 Inch Deep Tilling Rotavator Set is designed for robust soil preparation, featuring 12 mild steel blades that ensure durability and efficiency. With a 12-inch shaft length and 32 mm diameter, it offers stability for 5 to 12 HP diesel power tillers. The center rotary blades, measuring 7 inches, provide effective tillage, breaking up compact soil for improved aeration. This set includes two shafts and 12 nuts, allowing for easy assembly and attachment. Ideal for both small gardens and larger agricultural fields, this rotavator enhances soil health and promotes successful farming practices.

Features:

• Durable Blades: Constructed from mild steel, the 12 blades ensure long-lasting performance for effective soil preparation.

• Versatile Blade Setup: Supports up to 12 blades (6+6 configuration) for efficient tilling and soil mixing.

• Robust Shaft Design: Features two 12-inch (30.48 cm) shafts with a 32 mm diameter, compatible with 5 to 12 HP power tillers.

• Effective Tilling: Center rotary blades measuring 7 inches (17.78 cm) in length provide thorough soil penetration.

• Easy Installation: Comes with 12 nuts for quick assembly and attachment to diesel power tillers, enhancing user convenience.

Specification:

• Total Shaft Length: 24 Inch (60.8 cm)

• Each Shaft length: 12 Inch (30.48 cm)

• Shaft Diameter: 32 mm

• Shaft Quantity: 2 Pcs

• No. of Blades: 12 Pcs

• No. of Nuts: 12 Pcs

• Blade & Shaft Material: Mild Steel

• Blade Length: 7 inches (17.78 cm)

• Blade Width: 24 mm

• Blade Thickness: 9.5 mm

• Suitable For: 5 to 12 HP Diesel Power Weeder / Tiller

• Weight (Approx.): 10 kg

Applications:

• Controls weeds effectively

• Mixes fertilizers into the soil

• Enhances soil aeration

Usage:

• Attach the rotavator securely to your diesel power tiller using the provided nuts and shafts

• Start the tiller engine and engage the blades by pulling down the handles for operation

• Move forward in straight lines, overlapping each pass slightly for even soil coverage