The twin handlebars carry grips and operating levers, giving the operator a firm guidance point behind the tiller.
Drainage Bank Work - Drainage Bank Belt Cultivation
Guided cultivation across working ground
The scenes show the tiller being guided by an operator across cultivated soil, field margins, drainage edges, orchard rows, terraced fields, and maintained green areas. The rotary hood stays over the blade zone while the wheels and working edge remain in contact with the ground. Different viewpoints show the handles, engine, drive housing, wheels, guard frame, and rotary cover in practical working positions.
Orchard Edge Work - Orchard Edge Belt Tilling
Field Margin Work - Field Margin Soil Preparation
Drainage Bank Work - Drainage Bank Belt Cultivation
Terraced Field Work - Terraced Field Belt Cultivation
Orchard Edge Work - Orchard Edge Belt Tilling
Field Margin Work - Field Margin Soil Preparation
The twin handlebars carry grips and operating levers, giving the operator a firm guidance point behind the tiller.
The visible brackets, pins, rods, and auxiliary support link the handles to the adjustable working position.
The white center guard covers the middle body section and separates the operator area from the drive components.
The engine and its visible intake, tank, and muffler form the power source mounted above the drive frame.
The black tubular guard frames the front of the machine and protects the exposed front side of the power unit.
The belt-drive gearbox houses the visible reduction path between the engine and rotary drive for soil work.
The red curved fender covers the upper rotary area while its lower opening reaches toward the working soil.

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info@eascoutia.com400 158 5899This folder documents a walk-behind rotary tiller with the drive and rotary assemblies shown in the approved product images.
The visible set includes the engine, drive housing, rotary hood and blades, lugged wheels, front guard, handles, and control linkages.
The operator holds both handles, keeps a balanced walking position, and guides the machine while the rotary assembly remains in contact with the soil.
The approved scenes show cultivated fields, orchard or margin work, drainage edges, and managed green areas where the machine can reach the ground.
Before work, check the visible guards, handles, linkages, wheels, controls, and working area, then operate according to the supplied instructions.