Lisicki tractor rotary tiller 2.1 m

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- Manufacturer: Lisicki

- Catalogue number: LIU503/2

- Manufacturer's designation: Field rotary tiller

- Working width: 2100 mm

- Machine length: 1400

- Machine width: 2400 mm

- Machine height: 930 mm

- Weight: 360 kg

- Working depth: 150 mm

- Number of working discs: 10

- Number of blades per drum: 30

- Rotary tiller shaft speed: 165 rpm

- Working speed: up to 5 km/h

- Output: 0.24-0.7 ha/h

- Transport speed: up to 25 km/h

- Minimum PTO shaft length: 560 mm

Detailed description:

• The field rotary tiller with a working width of 2100 mm is a solid, efficient unit intended for cultivating the soil between rows on plantations of strawberries, raspberries, currants and other soft fruit and vegetable crops.
• The machine has been designed for intensive and at the same time gentle loosening, aeration and mixing of the soil without inverting it, which helps to preserve the proper structure of the ground and supports healthy root development.
• The dimensions of the machine – a length of 1400 mm, an overall width of 2400 mm and a height of 930 mm – make it both efficient and easy to guide across varied surfaces, including narrow row spacings.
• Thanks to its weight of 360 kg, the rotary tiller provides stable and precise work and at the same time can be operated by light and medium tractors without causing excessive soil compaction.
• The machine is adapted for use with tractors that have a three-point mounting system, a category I 3-point linkage, and a standard PTO shaft with a speed of 540 rpm.
• A power requirement in the range of 30–40 HP allows the rotary tiller to be used with popular compact and orchard tractors such as the Kubota L2, the John Deere 4M series, the Farmtrac 45, the Zetor Major or the New Holland T3.
• The unit has been fitted with 10 working discs to which a total of 30 knives have been attached – this ensures even, effective work even on more demanding sites.
• The working shaft rotates at a speed of 165 rpm, which allows gentle yet effective loosening of the soil to a depth of 150 mm while protecting the root systems of plants and preventing the soil from being pulverised excessively.
• The low rotational speed also minimises soil throw, which is important during operations carried out in the growing season.
• Besides standard soil cultivation, the machine is also perfectly suited to mixing mineral fertilisers and plant protection products into the soil, improving their action and limiting losses of active substances.
• A working speed of up to 5 km/h and an output of 0.24–0.7 ha/h make it possible to carry out cultivation operations efficiently even on large plantations in a short time.
• A transport speed of up to 25 km/h and a transport clearance of 300 mm make fast movement of the machine between fields easier without the need to dismantle it.
• The minimum length of the PTO shaft is 560 mm, which allows fast and trouble-free connection to most popular models of tractor.
• The 2100 mm field rotary tiller is an indispensable tool on modern horticultural, orchard and organic farms that expect reliability, precision and maximum working efficiency.
• Its versatility, solid build and ease of operation mean that it will prove itself in the everyday cultivation of demanding species, guaranteeing durability and comfortable use for many seasons.

Frequently asked questions - FAQ

1. How deep does a rotary tiller go?

Most tractor-mounted models offer a working depth in the range of 12-20 cm. This is the optimal value for preparing the seedbed layer for most crops.

2. Which rotary tiller for a T25?

For the T25 Wladimirec tractor, a rotary tiller with a width of 1.2 m to 1.4 m will be the optimum choice. This allows efficient work without putting an excessive load on the engine and the lift.

3. Why is my rotary tiller not digging deep enough?

The possible causes are: the side skids set too high, driving the tractor too fast, excessively worn (blunt) blades or very compacted, dry soil.