Field Preparation and Farm Maintenance with Hanging on to the ravine

Professional application of Hanging on to the ravine

Hanging on to the ravine 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.

  • Farm Fields
  • Orchards
  • Nurseries
  • Land Maintenance

Specifications & Structural Decomposition

Product Structure Diagram

Product Structure Diagram
  1. Upper three-point linkage mounting bracket

    It is used to connect to the tractor’s drawbar and, in conjunction with the lower attachment point, ensures stable implement linkage, facilitating lifting, lowering, and towing operations.

  2. Main girder frame

    The red, thickened main beam supports two sets of harrow tines, the connecting frame, and the adjustment components, serving as the core structural element for the machine’s assembly, support, and load-bearing functions.

  3. Lateral connecting beam

    It is used to connect the side harrow units to the main beam structure, enhancing the machine’s lateral stability and ensuring balanced, reliable force distribution during operation.

  4. Left-side disc harrow assembly

    Multiple closely arranged black-toothed disc harrows can break up clods and loosen the surface soil, making them well suited for field preparation and soil crumbing operations.

  5. Central traction connecting frame

    It connects the main girder to the lower rake assembly, providing traction, support, and force transmission to ensure stable operational posture of the entire machine.

  6. Strengthen the connecting plate

    The black connection plate secures the central structure, enhances the connection strength between the main beam and the harrow assembly, and improves the overall machine’s durability.

  7. Support wheel assembly

    The two side wheels provide auxiliary support and facilitate movement, making it easier to park, transport, and install or adjust agricultural implements, thereby enhancing operational convenience.

General information

Hanging light harrow
Product Parameters
Width of cut :3400mm Depth of cut :120mm Q'ty of disc :42
Adapted horsepower
90-110hp
Weight
1100Kg
Suspension type
Cat Ⅱ three-point suspension
Hydraulic output device
0

General instructions

Simplified explanation

Product Video

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Disc Harrow Operation Demonstration 01

Video demonstration of disc harrow operation in cross‑field mode.

Disc Harrow Operation Demonstration 01

01:24Video demonstration of disc harrow operation in cross‑field mode.

Disc Harrow Operation Demonstration 02

01:24Video demonstration of disc harrow operation in cross‑field mode.

Core Component Details

Disc Harrow – Detail Drawing – 01

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Where is Hanging on to the ravine 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.