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6.4 |
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6.5 |
6.1
DRYLAND
PEG WEEDER |
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Features:
The
dryland weeder (peg type) is manually operated weeder suitable for operation
between the crop rows. It consists of a roller, which has two mild steel discs
joined by mild steel rods. The small diamonds shaped pegs are welded on the
rods in a staggered fashion. The complete roller assembly is made of mild
steel. The V shaped blade follows the roller assembly and is mounted on the
arms... The height of the blade can be adjusted according to the working
depth. The arms are joined to the handle assembly, which is made from thin
walled pipes. The height of the handle can also be adjusted according to the
requirement of the operator. For removing weeds it is repeatedly pushed and
pulled in between the crop rows in the standing position. The diamonds shaped
pegs penetrate into the soil and the rolling action pulverize the soil. The
blade in the push mode penetrates into the soil and cuts or uproots the
weeds. |
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Specifications:
Overall
length (mm)
Overall
width (mm)
Overall
height (mm)
Diameter
of the peg wheel (mm)
Working
width (mm)
Weight
(kg) |
: 1680
: 590
: 1080
: 220
: 150
: 8-10 |
Uses:
The
weeder is used for removing weeds in vegetable gardens, basins of orchard
trees and Vineyard plantations. It is also used for breaking the soil crust
and creation of soil mulch.
Cost
of Machine: Rs.800/- |
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Features: The wheel hand hoe is a widely accepted weeding tool for
doing weeding and interculture in row crops. It is a long handled tools
operated by pushing and pulling action.
The number of wheel varies from one to two and the diameter depends
upon the design. The frame has provision to accommodated different types of
soil working tools such as, straight blade, reversible blades, sweeps, V
-blade, tyne cultivator, pronged hoe, miniature furrower, spike harrow (rake)
etc. It can be operated by a single person.
All the soil working components of the tool are made from medium
carbon steel and hardened to 40-45 HRC.
For operation, the working depth of the tool and handle height is
adjusted and the wheel hoe is operated by repeated push- pull action which
allows the soil working components to penetrate into the soil and cut/uproot
the weeds in between the crop rows. With this action, the weeds also get
buried in the soil. |
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Specifications:
Overall
length (mm) :
Overall
width (mm) :
Overall
height (mm) :
Number
of tynes :
Wheel
diameter (mm) :
Working
depth (mm) :
Weight
(kg) : |
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1400- 1500
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450- 500
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800- 1000
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3 No.
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200- 600
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Upto 60
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4- 12 |
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Uses:
It is used for weeding and intercultural operations in vegetables and
other crops sown in rows.
Cost
of Machine : Rs.1200/- |
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Features: The weeder consists of two rotors, float, frame and
handle. The rotors are cone frustum in shape, smooth and serrated strips are welded
on the surface along its length. The rotors are mounted in tandem with
opposite orientation. The float, rotors and handle are joined to the frame.
The float controls working depth and does not allow rotor assembly to sink in
the puddle. The cono weeder is operated by pushing action. The orientation of
rotors create a back and forth movement in the top
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Specifications:
Width
(mm)
Height
(mm)
Type
Weight
(kg)
Number
of rotors
Capacity
(ha/day)' |
: 370
: 1400
: Manually operated
: 5 to 6
: 2
: 0.18 |
Uses:
The
cono weeder is used to remove weeds between rows of paddy crop efficiently.
It is easy to operate, and does not sink in the puddle.
Cost
of Machine : Rs.1500/- |
6.4 POWER TILLER SWEEP
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Features:
This
machine has been specially designed for operation with a power tiller of 5-8
hp (4.5-6.0 kW) to perform interculture operations in standing crop in
soybean, sorghum, bengal gram, pigeon pea etc where the row spacing is wide
enough for the power tiller to pass without damaging the plants. A depth
control wheel is provided at its rear for maintaining uniform depth of
operation. It is suitable for medium
and light soils. It is provided with a ground wheel for operating the
metering mechanism. Some of its major components are the main frame with
hitch system, handle, and drive wheel and tynes. |
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Specifications:
Length
(mm)
Width
(mm)
Height
(mm)
Weight
(kg)
Working
width (mm)
Working
depth (mm)
Weeding
efficiency (%)
Operating
speed (km/h)
Fuel
consumption (l/h)
Field
capacity (ha/h)
Power
Source(hp/kW) |
: 930
: 1580
: 1370
: 40
: 1350
: 50
: 50-60
: 1.8-2.5
: 0.7-1.0
: 0.18-0.25
: 5-8/4.5-6.0, engine
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Uses:
It
is used for performing interculture operations in standing crop in soybean,
sorghum,
Cost
of Machine : Rs 15,000/- |
6.5
SELF-PROPELLED POWER WEEDER |
Features: A diesel engine operates the
weeder. The engine power is transmitted to ground wheels through V
belt-pulley. A tail wheel is provided at the rear to maintain the operating
depth. Weeding is done by the rotary weeding attachment. The rotary weeder
consists of three rows of discs mounted with 6 numbers of curved blades in
opposite directions alternatively in each disc. These blades when rotating
enable cutting and mulching the soil. The width of coverage of the rotary tiller
is 500 mm and the depth of operation can be adjusted for weeding and mulching
the soil in the cropped field.
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Type Overall dimensions(LxWXH) Weight Capacity Power requirement(hp/kW) |
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propelled : 2400 x 1750 x 1100 mm : 200
Kg : 1 -
1.2 ha per day : 3-5/2.25-3.75 Diesel/petrol engine |
Uses:
It is used for weeding between rows of crops like tapioca, cotton, sugarcane, maize, tomato and pulses
having row spacing more than 45 cm.
Attachments like sweep blades, ridger, trailer can be attached with the
machine.
Cost of Machine:
Rs.60,000-70,000/-