No. of Tynes: - 3, 5, 7, 9 &11. Recommended Tractor Size, (hp): 15 to 60 HP Type of Tyne: Full tyne (profile cutting) Overall height: 18 inch Total Approx Weight (kg): 225 Kg Suitable for use in stone and root obstructed soil. Suitable for light and medium soil condition. Used for loosening and aerating soil to a depth of nine inches.
No. of tynes = 03 & 5 Recommended HP = Above 20 HP Zero maintenance Easy to assemble and operate Heavy duty Construction. No extra load on the tractor
Two-way operatable single speed Gear box Reverse filled Blades Chain driven transmission system Top link adjustable furrow opner. Can be easily attached with any tractor. Available in J type and spike blades
Recommanded H- P - 15 to 30 HP Number Of Tynes - Five tynes Row To Row Spacing - 9 inch And 12inch Adjustable as per requirement] Suitability of Sowing Seed – Soyabeen, Paddy, Gram, Wheat, Ground Nut Heavy duty material. Seed & Fertilizer Box Capacity (Kg) = 50KG Seed drilling Depth (MM)= 20-100 Adjustable Seed Box = MS galvanize & stainless steel
Sugarcane Planting Machine is a tractor mounted and can be drawn by any tractor of above 25 hp. Planting of sugarcane in two rows. Opening of furrow by the requirements of farmers from 3 feet to 5 feet. Placement of setts in the furrows through rotary discs and fixed drums. Dropping of fertilizer below the setts. Covering the setts / canes with soil in uniform depth.
Recommanded H- P - 30 to 60 HP Number Of Tynes - Five tynes Row To Row Spacing - 9 inch And 12 inch [Adjustable as per requirement] Suitablity Of Sowing Seed – Soyabeen, Paddy, Gram, Wheat,Ground Nut Heavy duty material. Seed & Fertilizer Box Capacity (Kg) = 50KG Seed drilling Depth (MM)= 20-100 Adjustable Seed Box = MS galvanize & stainless steel
Recommanded HP = 15 HP to 30 HP Heavy duty MS Body gearbox Cutter Diameter – 2.5 feet Shaft material- EN 8620 Output RPM – 980 Rpm No. of cutting blades – 08 Nos. Preferred bearings – SKF & NTN
Sanrajya Agro is The Best Agriculture Company in Kolhapur. Providing The Highest Quality.
