What is the need to check with Garuda on tractor? Power tiller most important tips and tricks

 

POWER TILLER

What is the need to check with Garuda on tractor?



Special Features:

  • The Sharp Garuda Power Tiller is a self-propelled tilller ideal for open land tilling, bund forming, ploughing, field preparation, inter crop weeding in sugarcane & horticulture.
  • Powered by a 12HP water cooled Yanmar diesel engine and 3 ft rotavator width, the tiller allows for quick land covering on larger farm areas.
  • The Sharp Garuda Power Tiller is one of the very few indigenously made power tillers in India.
  • Weighing at 395 kg, this is the highest power-to-weight ratio machine in this category..

Suitable Crops

  • Paddy(Field preparation), Coconut Farm (Round-about preparation), Sugarcane, Casuarina and other horticulture crops with 3 feet inter crop spacing




Specs

Model NumberSharp Garuda 3PT 1200D
Engine12 HP YANMAR Diesel Engine
Power(HP)12
FuelDiesel
Dimension (mm)2300 X 815 X 1150
Weight (kg)395
Wheel Track Width3Min 533 to Max 685 (mm)
Transmissions
Forward Gears6
Reverse Gears2
RotovatorCentre Drive
Gears2
Speed260 – 375
No of Blades24
Blade Width (mm)610 (24″)
* Specifications are subject to change without prior notice.


What are the uses of a power tiller?

The Power Tiller a.k.a. Walking Tractor is versatile equipment that can be used to do a variety of jobs in small farms (5-10 acres) that a tractor can do in large farms. Some of the uses are as below:

1. It can help with primary land preparation with attachments like MB Plough, Double plough, 5 tyne cultivator, etc and secondary land preparation activities with a rotavator assembly.
2. It can tow a 1.5 Ton capacity trailer for carrying loads.
3. You can attach an HTP sprayer for crop maintenance activities
4. A generator can be attached to tap power for home/farm use
5. A seed drill can be attached for sowing seeds
6. You can attach a water pump for irrigation
7. A reaper attachment can be attached for harvesting
8. A thresher can be attached for post-harvest activities







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