Did You Know about Hobby Tiller, Use Features & Benefits

In the era of mechanization, there are various farm implements that make modern farming more profitable, Now a day farmers are more aware of different types of farm machinery and their use according to the need & soil conditions.


In this article, i am going to give you some brief about one of the important tiller implements i.e Hobby Tillers.




Hobby Tillers


As we know tiller is used for soil preparation, It is ideal for use in small farms, fruit and vegetables, orchards, gardening, and nurseries. 

It is suitable for all types of soil conditions for weed control, seedbed preparation & puddling in small fields.


Benefits of Using Hobby Tillers


  • Regular Single Speed gearbox Hobby Tiller can work in different soil conditions.
  • Hobby Tiller can loosen & aerate soil up to 4 to 5 inches deep.
  • 6/4 blades per flange available in L & C type blade options.
  • The helical arrangement of the blades reduces the load on the tractor which makes tillage fast and economical.
  • Sealed bearings prevent moisture/mud entry.
  • Strong plank assembly which ensures perfectly leveled and finished seedbed.
  • Heavy-duty PTO shaft with shear bolt/slip clutch (optional) for overload protection.

Location: Holmdel, NJ, USA

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