The core of the reversible flip ploughs lie in its hydraulic flipping mechanism, which consists of components such as the flipping cylinder, suspension frame, plow frame, and flipping axis. During operation, when the tractor reaches the edge of the field and needs to make a turn, the driver operates the hydraulic control system of the tractor to make the plow frame rotate around the flipping axis. When the plow frame rotates to a state close to being perpendicular to the ground, the hydraulic system will automatically switch the oil flow direction, causing the piston rod of the cylinder to start extending. As the piston rod extends, the plow frame continues to rotate until the other set of plow bodies that were originally in a non-working position rotates to the working position. At this point, the plow frame is again parallel to the ground, completing one flip.
No need to turn back and forth when plowing, saving time
With the traditional plow, you have to repeatedly turn around, which is time-consuming and also presses down the edges of the field. These reversible flip ploughs can be flipped 180 degrees. After plowing one section, it can simply turn around to return to the original position. It can plow any area neatly, doubling the efficiency.
It can be ploughed either on soft or hard ground
Whether it's a wet paddy field or a dry and hard compacted land, the curved surface of the plough body and the adjustable plough angle design of the plough can handle it easily. The plough tip is made of thickened manganese steel, and it is not likely to crack when hitting a stone. The soil turned out is fine and uniform, and the effect is much better than that of ordinary ploughs.
The operation is simple, even beginners can master it quickly
Hydraulic control for flipping, you can adjust the direction while sitting on the tractor. There's no need to get off and move the levers like in the old-fashioned plows. The reversible flip ploughs have limit wheels, and the depth of soil turning can be precisely adjusted. Deep plowing and shallow cultivation can all be done with one machine.
Energy-saving and labor-saving, it becomes more cost-effective in the long run
The two-way operation reduces empty travel distances, and the same area can save 20% of fuel. The structure is simple, the parts are sturdy and durable. Just wipe the dirt and tighten the screws daily. If the accessories are broken, replace them directly with standard parts without waiting for the manufacturer to deliver.
● Large-scale flat farmland for timely harvest
● Straw returning to the soil requires deep burial and covering
● Alternating operations on sandy and clayey soils
● Cooperatives/ grain farmers with large-scale operations