How to use a rotary tiller

1. At the beginning of the operation, the rotary tiller should be in the lifting state, first engage the power output shaft to increase the blade shaft speed to the rated speed, and then lower the rotary tiller so that the blade gradually enters the soil to the required depth. It is strictly forbidden to engage the power output shaft or sharply lower the rotary tiller after the blade enters the soil, so as to avoid bending or breaking the blade and increasing the load on the tractor.
2. During the operation, the speed should be as low as possible, which can not only ensure the quality of the operation, make the soil clods fine, but also reduce the wear of the machine parts. Pay attention to whether the rotary tiller has noise or metal knocking sound, and observe the soil crushing and tillage depth. If there is any abnormality, stop the machine immediately for inspection, and continue the operation after eliminating it.
3. When turning at the end of the field, it is forbidden to work. The rotary tiller should be raised to make the blade leave the ground, and the tractor throttle should be reduced to avoid damaging the blade. When lifting the rotary tiller, the inclination angle of the universal joint should be less than 30 degrees. If it is too large, it will produce impact noise, causing it to wear or damage prematurely.
4. When reversing, crossing ridges, and transferring plots, the rotary tiller should be lifted to the highest position and the power should be cut off to avoid damage to the machine parts. If transferring to a distant place, the rotary tiller should be fixed with a locking device.
5. The rotary tiller should be maintained after each shift. Clean the dirt and weeds on the blades, check the tightness of each connection, add lubricating oil to each lubricating oil point, and add butter to the universal joint to prevent aggravated wear.