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Field Preparation and Farm Maintenance with Horizon

Professional application of Horizon

Horizon is suited to farms, orchards, nurseries and seasonal land-maintenance work. It supports field tasks such as tillage, mowing, spraying, handling or harvesting under local crop and terrain conditions. Before deployment, confirm working width, power, terrain, crop type, capacity, attachment interface and operator method.

  • Dirt Road Grading
  • Farmyard Ground Leveling
  • Field Edge Leveling
  • Gravel Driveway Grading
The blade straightens uneven field edges and improves transitions between farmland and access paths.The blade straightens uneven field edges and improves transitions between farmland and access paths.
The grader redistributes loose gravel and smooths driveway surfaces for dependable daily access.The grader redistributes loose gravel and smooths driveway surfaces for dependable daily access.
The leveling blade smooths dirt roads and removes ruts for safer, more comfortable passage.The leveling blade smooths dirt roads and removes ruts for safer, more comfortable passage.
The tractor levels compacted farmyard soil to create a cleaner and more even working surface.The tractor levels compacted farmyard soil to create a cleaner and more even working surface.
The blade straightens uneven field edges and improves transitions between farmland and access paths.The blade straightens uneven field edges and improves transitions between farmland and access paths.
The grader redistributes loose gravel and smooths driveway surfaces for dependable daily access.The grader redistributes loose gravel and smooths driveway surfaces for dependable daily access.
The leveling blade smooths dirt roads and removes ruts for safer, more comfortable passage.The leveling blade smooths dirt roads and removes ruts for safer, more comfortable passage.
The tractor levels compacted farmyard soil to create a cleaner and more even working surface.The tractor levels compacted farmyard soil to create a cleaner and more even working surface.

Specifications & Structural Decomposition

Product Structure Diagram

Product Structure Diagram
  1. Top Link Bracket

    Upper mounting joint connects the grader frame to the tractor linkage.

  2. Left Link Arm

    Reinforced side arm supports the upper frame and maintains stable alignment.

  3. Right Link Arm

    Matching support arm balances the hitch structure during grading operation.

  4. Main Center Beam

    Heavy-duty longitudinal beam forms the primary backbone of the grader frame.

  5. Support Brace Arm

    Diagonal brace strengthens the frame and helps control structural movement.

  6. Blade Support Frame

    Cross-frame assembly carries the grader blade and distributes working loads.

  7. Pivot Mount Bracket

    Central joint links the blade frame and allows secure positional adjustment.

General information

Grader
Product Parameters
Width of scraper :1200mm
Adapted horsepower
20hp
Weight
150kg
Suspension type
Three-point mounted
Hydraulic output device
0

General instructions

Simplified explanation

Product Video

01:24

Grader Operation Demonstration

A horizontal-operation video demonstration of a motor grader.

Core Component Details

Motor Grader – Detail Drawing – 01 – Blade and Wear-Resistant Cutting Edge

Grader – Detail Drawing – 02 – Three-Point Hitch

Grader – Detail Drawing – 03 – Upper Suspension Link Bracket

Grader – Detail Drawing – 04 – Lower Connecting Pin

Grader – Detail Drawing – 05 – Support Foot

Grader – Detail Drawing – 04 – Lower Connecting Pin

Grader – Detail Drawing – 03 – Upper Suspension Link Bracket

Grader – Detail Drawing – 02 – Three-Point Hitch

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Where is Horizon typically used?

1. It is commonly used for farms, orchards, nurseries and seasonal land-maintenance work, subject to the selected model and site conditions.

2. How do I choose the right model?

2. Match working width, power, terrain, crop type, capacity, attachment interface and operator method to the actual workload and operating environment.

3. What should be confirmed before ordering?

3. Confirm model, power, working attachment, tire or track type and optional implements, then verify the response time and any special requirements.

4. How should it be installed and maintained?

4. Prepare appropriate fuel or charging support, safe attachment setup and pre-work inspection on level ground; follow the manual for operation, inspection and routine maintenance.