How To Adjust The Depth of Rotary Tiller?

Old masters often say that if the depth of the rotary tiller is not adjusted properly, the tillage effect will be greatly reduced. Today, let's break down the detailed steps for adjusting the depth of a rotary tiller, so that even beginners can easily get started!

I. Preparation work

Don't rush to turn on the machine, first check if the blade shaft is installed correctly and adjust the blade spacing to the appropriate position. This is the key to ensuring even cultivation width! Imagine if the blade spacing fluctuates and the cultivated land is also deep and shallow, then it would be troublesome.

II. Adjust the depth of the handle

Find the depth adjustment handle on the side of the machine, which is the "secret weapon" for adjusting the depth of the rotary tiller. Adjust according to soil hardness, with harder soil being deeper and soft soil being shallower. When lifting or pressing the handle, be sure to observe the angle of penetration to avoid blade wear. Old masters often say that blade wear is a headache, and we need to avoid it from the source!

III. Trial cultivation calibration

Don't rush to cultivate extensively, try idling for 1-2 minutes by the edge of the field first. Observe whether the depth of penetration is consistent. If there is a large deviation, then the position of the handle needs to be fine tuned. Remember to leave a margin of 5-10cm to prevent "eating too deep soil", as it would be both time-consuming and inefficient!

When trying to plow, you can gently step on the blade and feel the resistance to entering the soil. This can not only determine whether the rotational speed matches, but also predict the cultivation effect in advance. If the speed is too fast, it is easy for the machine to jam, and if it is too slow, the efficiency will be low, so this degree must be mastered well!