Agricultural Tillage Rotary Tiller

Rotary Tillers, also known as cultivators, are agricultural tools used for tilling or preparing soil for planting. Here are some common features of Rotary Tillers:

1. Tines or Blades: Rotary Tillers have multiple tines or blades attached to a rotating shaft. The number of blades can vary depending on the size and type of tiller.

2. Power Source: Rotary Tillers can be powered by various sources such as gasoline engines, electric motors or tractor PTOs.

3. Adjustable Depth: Most mini tractor rotary tillers have an adjustable depth control feature that allows the operator to adjust the depth of tilling according to the soil type and depth required.

4. Width: The width of mini tractor rotary tillers can vary depending on the size and type of tiller. Some small Rotary Tillers have a width of around 16 inches, while larger tillers can have a width of over 50 inches.

5. Drive Mechanism: Rotary Tillers/mini tractor rotary use different drive mechanisms, such as a belt or chain drive, to transmit power from the power source to the tines or blades.

6. Hitch: Rotary tillers/mini tractor rotary can be attached to tractors, ATVs, or other vehicles using a hitch. The hitch can be a 3-point hitch, drawbar, or other type depending on the vehicle.

7. Gearbox: The gearbox is an important component of mini tractor rotary tillers as it helps to transfer power from the power source to the tines or blades.

8. Safety Features: Rotary Tillers often have safety features such as shields or guards that cover the rotating parts to prevent accidents. 

9. Reverse Function: Some mini tractor rotary tillers have a reverse function that allows the operator to easily back up and turn around without disengaging the tines or blades.

10. Accessories: Various accessories can be added to mini tractor rotary tillers, such as furrowers, plows, and harrows, to increase their versatility and usefulness in different applications.