tractors and agricultural machinery such as combines, greenhouse tractors, small tractors and...
hand tools such as gardening tools, hand cutters, knives and...
maintenance equipment such as irrigation devices, water storage systems, greenhouses, etc.
measuring and control equipment such as scales, gauges, pressure gauges And...
These equipment and tools help farmers to improve their performance, increase efficiency and reduce costs.
Motor saw
Chain saw is one of the most important agricultural tools. This device is portable and consists of a saw blade that is formed by a toothed chain that is placed on a rotatable guide bar. Chainsaws have a variety of gasoline, electric or diesel engines. A chainsaw or chainsaw is used to cut timber and various trees.
Mogul
Another agricultural tool is a leaf catcher, which is also known as a blower and a sucker. It is used to collect leaves that have fallen on the ground. Leaf collectors are available in two types: a blower that directs air out with high pressure and a suction that sucks air in at high pressure and pours the collected leaves into a built-in bag. Also, motorized suction blowers are available in the market in various powers from 1 horse to 5.5 horse.
Tyler. One of the agricultural equipment
The tiller is one of the tools that has the responsibility of turning the hard soil of agricultural land into soft soil ready for planting crops. In fact, the tiller is used for tillage operations. Considering that the tillers are available in widths of 80 to 155, so they perform plowing operations in these widths and at a depth between 7 and 40 cm. Tillers are divided into two categories, gasoline and diesel, in terms of fuel, and they include light gear and heavy gear.
Hole
Sometimes farmers or gardeners need to dig a hole to plant their trees and crops. But digging a hole with a large diameter and a high depth requires a lot of energy and manpower. For this reason, the empty place of the potholes was felt. Today, hole digger is considered as an important agricultural tool. Therefore, the construction of various hole diggers, including gasoline ones that worked with gasoline fuel, or manual and motorized hole diggers, began. The uses of the hole puncher include digging holes for installing poles and fencing, or fertilizing and planting seedlings.