MECSTROKE MS-7000BR 7HP Petrol Engine Back Rotary Power Tiller for Farming, 20 Inch Rotavator Width

• Model : MECSTROKE MS-7000BR
• Engine Type : Single cylinder, Air Cooling,
• Transmission Type : Forward , Reverse
• Mileage : 800ml/hr
• Fuel tank capacity : 3.5L
• RPM : 3600
• No. of Blades : 16 Blades
• Starting System : Recoil Starter
• Tilling Width : 500mm/ 1.6 feet
• Tilling Depth : 175-350mm/ 7-14 inches
• Revolution per minute of reverse gear : 67r/min
• Revolution per minute of slow gear : 93r/min
• Revolution per minute of fast gear : 127r/min

Features

• High-Torque 7HP Engine : The 212cc 4-stroke petrol motor provides massive power for deep soil tilling.
• Specialized Back Rotary System : Rear-mounted blades ensure a finer soil finish and safer, more stable operation.
• Precision 20-Inch Rotavator : The 20 inch (50.8 cm) width is perfect for navigating narrow crop rows.
• Reinforced Gearbox Transmission : Heavy-duty gear system offers multiple speeds to handle various soil types and densities.
• Ergonomic Handle Control : Height-adjustable handlebars with vibration-dampening grips reduce operator fatigue during long farming sessions.

Applications

• Oil Check : Fill the engine with 4-stroke oil and fresh petrol fuel.
• Ignition Start : Open the fuel valve, set throttle, and pull the recoil cord.
• Gear Engagement : Select the desired gear and engage clutch to start back rotary.
• Soil Steering : Guide the tiller steadily through the field for uniform soil pulverization.
• Shutting Down : Reduce throttle to idle before turning off the main ignition switch.

Usage

• Seedbed Preparation : Pulverize hard-packed ground to create a perfect environment for crop planting.
• Inter-Cultivation Tasks : Effectively remove stubborn weeds between narrow rows of vegetables and cotton.
• Orchard Soil Aeration : Loosen soil around fruit trees to enhance water and nutrient absorption.
• Greenhouse Tilling : Maneuver easily in confined indoor spaces for precision organic farming preparation.
• Land Leveling : Use the back rotary blades to level uneven patches of farmland.