Reversible Plough

65000.00 - 150000.00 INR/Piece

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Price And Quantity

Price Range 65000.00 - 150000.00 INR/Piece
Minimum Order Quantity 1 Piece

Trade Information

Supply Ability 5000 Piece Per Year
Delivery Time 7 Days

Product Description

Owing to our rich knowledge in this domain, we are betrothed in offering optimum quality Reversible Plough. The plough provided by us is extensively used in farming to prepare fields for sowing seeds. The provided plough is manufactured under the proper guidance of our deft professionals in line with the set industry norms using high grade components. To meet the diverse needs of our clients, we offer this Reversible Plough in various specifications as per their requirements.

Salient Features:

Less maintenance
Withstand high stress due to strong structure
Anti-corrosive body
Robustness

Frequently Asked questions

1. Reversible plough: what is it?

Ans - Unusual equipment that is directly fastened to the tractor is the Reversible Plough. This is a straightforward tool for land preparation that is hydraulically powered.

2. What distinguishes a plough from a reversible plough?

Ans - The plough can automatically reverse its direction and operates on both the left and right sides. The reversible plough is effective for farmers since it uses less fuel. For a huge area of land, it is better. It takes less time because it automatically changes direction.

3. What use does a reversible plough serve?

Ans - Initial soil preparation for planting or sowing seeds is done with a reversible plough. is frequently used for deep tillage of land to help break up the top layer of soil, introducing new nutrients to the surface, and removing weeds and crop residue.

4. The way a reversible plough operates?

Ans - Two mouldboard ploughs are mounted back-to-back on the reversible plough, with one turning to the right and the other to the left. The other is carried upside-down in the air while one works the land. The linked ploughs are turned over so the other can be utilised at the end of each row.