Rotavator Blades – Frequently Asked FAQs
Chapter 1: What is a rotavator blade?
Cothda has been a game-changer in Agricultural parts manufacture. We are the ideal supplier of all agricultural parts including rotavator blades.
A rotavator blade is used to loosen the upper layer of your soil to create a seedbed. At Cothda, we manufacture and supply two types of these blades.
We have the j type rotavator blades and Kubota rotavator blades. Our rotavator blades are manufactured to suit various operating conditions.
In terms of shape, we stock the J shape, the L shape, and the C shape rotavator blades. All are manufactured to overcome high wear and tensile strength.
Apart from preparing the seedbed, our rotavator blades are used to cut off weed remains and aerate the soil. This will give you a smooth planting process.
You can easily adjust your blade to fit the maximum depth and soil finishes. This will ensure even mixing of your soil nutrients and organic decomposition.
You can adjust the blade depending on the soil condition of your land. We have those suitable for wet conditions and dry conditions.
A rotavator on the other hand is a tillage machine used to plow the farm. The rotavator cannot function alone without the help of the blades.
Cothda offers you a wide variety of rotavator blades. You can select the blade that is compatible with your rotavator and your soil condition.
Our blades can withstand tensile strength and minimal elongation.
Our rotavator blades over the years have replaced the cultivator, disc harrow, and leveler. They tend to outperform all other blades in the field.
They break up the soil clamps and level your land to give you an easy sowing process. They are the best when if you are planning to do primary or secondary tillage.
They decrease the level of fuel consumption as opposed to the other blades. With the time saved, you can do other things around your farm.
It is the perfect blade to use when the onset of rain is near. They ensure proper mixing of soil nutrients hence enriching your soil.
A rotavator blade will improve the condition of your soil by increasing its water absorption capacity. This will prevent soil erosion from occurring in your field.
Our rotavator blades are suitable for shallow cultivation and weed control around your field. We have the gear, which facilitates power transmission.
Always ensure the speed of your rotavator is about 300 rpm for even tilling of your land. You can adjust the depth of the penetration to about 12 cm.
Ensure there is a protective cover at the rear to prevent scattering of soil. The L shape blades are superior to the other blades.
Depending on the make of your rotavator we can always help you chose the best blade for your applications.
Chapter 2: How many types of rotavator blades are there?
We stock a variety of rotavator blades at Cothda. Our blades are available in different shapes and sizes depending on the task being done.
We also help our customers in selecting their blade of prevalence. Some of the blades we have in stock include the following;
We group them according to the shape of the blade. Just like the name, the blade has the shape of the letter J.
J type rotavator blade is one of the best performing blades over the years. They make your soil much finer than what you would achieve using handheld tools.
Most of the rotavators are heavy tools used to cultivate hence our rotavator blades can withstand any load impacted on them. They have excellent load resistance.
Our J type blade will help you prepare a perfect seedbed by stirring the soil and pulverizing it. They do this by breaking up the soil into small particles
The J type blade is the best in controlling weed around your farm. After your crops have started growing, you can rotavate the weed to foster the growth of your crops.
Our type J blades can work under any soil condition be it dry, wet, or sandy. The most important thing is operating safely.
Once you know how to maintain your blade, it will save you many replacement expenses. Allow the blade to rotate on its own without exerting any additional force on it.
Welcome to Cothda, the home of all blade types for your rotator. Always prepare the soil first before rotavating it.
The C type rotavator blade
Cothda offers a wide variety of C rotavator blades at a pocket friendly. We have what it takes to be your competent manufacturer.
The blade is highly durable with superior strength. Its durability will depend on maintenance attention.
Our type C blade thickness ranges from 80mm to 87mm. We also manufacture customized blades depending on our client’s specifications.
The average weight of the blade can be about 1.25 kg. Our blades are coated with color powder to avoid rusting.
We have a variety of color-powdered blades where you can select the best that pleases you. We have blue, red, yellow, orange among others.
The sizes of our blades can range from 47mm to 57 mm. Cothda is one of the trusted organizations in China for the provision of a wide range of rotavator blades.
Our company specializes in providing a wide prestigious array of rotavator blades to our trusted clients. These blades are used in the agricultural sector.
Our veteran engineers using the right quality materials and innovative technology manufacture the blades we supply. We ensure the right innovative compliance.
We also check on the compliance of several parameters before sending the rotavator blades to you. We have an engineer’s standby to help in any troubleshooting with your blades.
We provide our rotavator blades in a wide variety of finishes, sizes, and dimensions. This ensures that we meet the variegated needs of our customers.
At Cothda, we always work with your schedule of requirements. Call us today and get a discounted price for any order you make.
The L type rotavator blade
We are the best company to contact when it comes to supply and delivery of L type rotavator blades. We have been in the market for more than 30 years now.
L type blade is one of the acclaimed blades due to its durability and performance. Its shape gives it a perfect design to do the task effectively.
Over the years, they have widely been used in tractors, tillers, combine harvesters, etc. Our rotavator blades are manufactured using highly selected raw materials that comply with industrial standards.
The L-type rotavator blades come in different sizes, lengths, and other specifications. We can also customize according to customer’s specifications.
The weight of the blade ranges from 800gms to 1.2 kg. The thickness also varies between 7mm to 10mm.
The hardness of the blade can range between 30 to 35 shores. The material used to make the blade is baron steel.
The blade is coated with a color powder of different variety to avoid rust or corrosion of the metal. The color powder can be red, black, yellow, etc.
Let us know which blade you need to complete your tilling activities. We also help our customers in selecting the blade that is compatible with their rotavator.
Our price is pocket friendly and our delivery time is spectacular. We also offer installation services.
If you need also to replace your rotavator blade let us know!
Chapter 3: How do I use a rotavator blade?
Using a rotavator blade is very easy but sometimes very tricky. Before considering purchasing a rotavator, it is essential you learn how to use them.
It is very important to check the moisture of the land you are planning to use the rotavator. The type of soil is also something to put under consideration.
You need to install the blades first in the rotavator before use. The rotavator blade can have many uses around your farm.
At first, you can use it to prepare to loosen the upper layer of the soil to create a seedbed. It is the best when it comes to mixing soil nutrients.
It is known for cutting deep in the soil and making the soil more aerated and pulverized. We design the rotavator blade to have the perfect cutting edge.
We also have rotavator blades that are sharp on both sides. This is advantageous in case one of the blade sides becomes blunt.
You can also use a rotavator blade in cutting off weeds and harvest remains from your farms. This is faster as compared to using manual cutting.
You can also use the rotavator blade to level your seedbed in preparation for the next crop. You find that after using a plow, your land is not leveled that is where our blade comes in.
The rotavator blade gives you a perfect-leveled ground for planting. The leveling of the ground will prevent any chances of soil erosion from occurring.
Our blades ensure there is proper degeneration of nutrients in the soil. This will ensure your soil is enriched with nutrients for higher yields.
You can also use the rotavator blade in mitigating any rocks from your land. They tend to remove these rocks that hinder the growth of your crops.
Chapter 4: How do you install a rotavator blade?
Installing a rotavator blade is very risky and sometimes can be tremendous. At Cothda, we have got you covered on the installation part.
A properly installed blade will save you a lot of time in crosschecking during tilling your land. This time saved you can use it in doing other things.
If you are unable to install the blade to your rotavator, you can inform us immediately. We will send an engineer to do that for you.
- Get your rotavator ready
Before making any adjustments in your blade make sure your rotavator is set in place. Set up your rotavator, have the required fuel, and wear protective clothing.
Avoid putting your fingers in between the blades for testing once you have started your rotavator.
Getting your rotavator ready also involves checking the level of the rotavator fuel. This will save you from disappointments of the rotavator stopping in the middle of the job.
Check if all the blades are properly fixed and the bolts tightened. This will reduce accidents and breakages as the blade might loosen and hurt you.
Then start the engine or get your rotavator into motion. Place it at the starting point of your land to ensure a uniform rotation of your land.
- Adjust your blades
The next step is adjusting your blades to be on the same level. This will ensure even cutting throughout and not a single portion will be left uncultivated.
Set your front and rare gauge to have the same measurement as to the ground. This applies if you are using rotavator blades of different lengths and shapes.
You can decide to use type J blades on the rare gauge and the C type blades on the front gauge. This is best when you want a deep cut throughout your field.
You can also mix the blades to break the soil particles for proper aeration of your field.
- Adjust your rotavator depth.
You need to adjust the depth at which you want the blade to rotavate around your field. Adjust the blade to cut at least a quarter deep into your ground.
The depth at which our rotavator blades can cut depends on the type of soil. If your soil texture is wet, the blade will do the job without any complications.
We also advise if your land had not been tilled before water before doing the rotation. This will make it easy for the blade to give you maximum depth.
For the rocky soils, you need to remove the rocks before introducing the rotavator. This will reduce the risk of the blade being damaged in the process.
Also, the depth, which the blade will be able to go, depends on the crops you are planning to plant. If its rice we advise the depth of the blade to be not more than a quarter.
- Final adjustments
Continue adjusting your blades until you achieve an even mixture of soil nutrients. Only stop if your ground is evenly leveled.
Repeat the steps above if you have not achieved even cultivation. If you are facing any troubleshoot with your rotavator blades let us know.
If you do not know how to set the blades to achieve an even cut also let us know. We help you in setting the blades to accomplish your plowing.
We have the best-customized blades to achieve your desired tilling projects
Chapter 5: How many blades does a rotavator have?
A rotavator can have a combination of three blades at once. Depending on the soil condition, you can use the J, C, and L types.
A rotavator contains the front gauge and the rare gauge. Both gauges should be fitted with blades of the same size and length.
For deep cut use the L shape blades and for wet soils, you can use the C-shaped ones. The maximum blades a rotary tiller can have is 48 blades.
Chapter 6: How deep does a rotavator blade dig?
Our rotavator blades can dig to a maximum depth of 200mm depending on the soil condition. It is always important to note that when using a rotavator to keep a firm grip on the machine control.
Also, keep some distance away from the rotavator. Do not rotavate on soil that has an angle of 20 degrees and above.
Remember to remove the weeds days earlier before using a rotavator. If the weather is dry, cut the weeds first before using a rotavator.
This will ensure the time and effort used to rotate the land are saved. If your land has not been rotavated before water it first before introducing a rotavator to it.
All these conditions will determine the depth a rotavator blade can go. If the soil is too wet the rotavator may not work effectively, wait until it is a little dry.
Chapter 7: How do I maintain my rotavator blade?
The following are some of the things you can do to your blade to increase its durability. The more the durability the higher the productivity.
Sharpen your blade- You need to sharpen your blade after use. This will save you a lot of time during the next rotavating season.
A well-sharpened blade does not wear out easily. You will not be happy picking your blade after a year or so and find it is blunt.
This will save you from disappointments that come along with blunt blades. The blade should be kept away from the reach of children as it can cause accidents.
Clean your blade after use. Once you are done using the blade clean it and keep it in a well-ventilated room.
You can also paint your blade to avoid rusting. When the blade is exposed for long it tends to rust hence these can be prevented by painting the blade.
You need to oil and grease your blade frequently. The oiling and greasing will prevent the blade from contacting rust and wearing out.
Also, keep checking your blade to see if it’s in the right condition. Sometimes you might find the blade has been stolen and it’s near the cultivating season.
Keep your blade well and replace any broken or worn out the blade with us before the cultivating season. Always be prepared with your tools to save time and cost.
A well-maintained blade is durable. Also, sharpen your blades frequently. Contact us if there is any troubleshoot with your blade.
Chapter 8: Which are the safety precautions when handling a rotavator blade?
Always wear safety gear when using a rotavator. Safety wear includes gloves, glasses, earplugs, and a pair of boots.
Ensure you have the right accessories for fixing the rotavator blade once it loosens from the gauge. Do not insert your fingers in between the blades.
Do not leave the rotavator plowing alone on the field. Do not involve underage old people in handling the blades.
Check if the rotavator blades are well fixed on the gauge and the bolts tightened. Some blades may fall off during rotation hence causing harm once stepped on.
Do not leave the rotavator running alone. You don’t want any of your loved ones to come across it when the blades are rotating at their top speed
This is a safer technique and will prevent damage to your blade. You will also use less energy hence not tiresome for you.
Chapter 9: Which are the advantages of using a rotavator blade?
It is very fast and quick- Being fast and quick can get the job done in hours as compared to manual cultivation, which takes months on weeks.
Being fast makes your land ready for planting before the onset of rains. Most of the farmers who use manual means are caught up by rain when their land is not ready.
It saves you a lot of energy as compared to using manual means. Doing it manually, you need to hire many laborers who might get tired and end up not completing the task.
Just like human beings get tired and wear out the machine does not get tired or wear out. A lot of energy is saved when using the rotavator blade.
It is cost-effective- It saves you a lot of cost and expenses that could be used to hire manual laborers.
Once you have finished rotavating you don’t need to go back and recheck the land. It does work to its maximum.
Using the rotavator blades makes your land even hence reducing any chances of soil erosion occurrence. Manual tilling tends to leave holes and loops.
Rotavator blades are the way to go if you are handling large agricultural projects. You can send us an inquiry and we will reply within our schedule.
Chapter 10: When is the best time to use a rotavator blade in my garden?
During the onset of rains when the soil is not too dry or too wet. Freshly plowed soil will absorb water too fast and dry soil may damage the blade.
You can also water your ground if it’s a little bit dry to soften it. You can also use a rotavator on stony ground but be careful on the rotavator throwing rocks back.
You can also dig the ground a bit before using a rotavator to remove any rocks or obstacles. These rocks and obstacles might damage the blade.
If you are operating on hard ground, dig it up to remove the top layer to facilitate the blade. Don’t wait until it starts to rain to use your rotavator.
Plan early so that you don’t end up being stressed during the planting time. If you keep these things in your mind, your job will be easier.
Chapter 11: Where can I get a rotavator blade?
Right here! If you are looking for a durable rotavator blade you are at the right place.
Cothda has been a promising rotavator blade manufacturer for over 30 years now. We have been identified by clients from China, Europe, and overseas.
Our blades have passed all the industrial tests and comply with every standard of blade manufacture. We have a team of qualified engineers for checking them before supply.
Our rotavator blades are durable and are made with the best-selected raw materials with every recent technology. Also not to worry about the quality.
So if you are out there looking for a rotavator blade, don’t trouble yourself any longer. Cothda has got you covered.
We also supply combine harvester parts, disc mower blade, combine finger, harrow disc blades, harvester blades, and any other agricultural parts. If we don’t have them in stock we will manufacture at your convenience.
Chapter 12: Rotavator blade at Cothda R&D Co., Ltd
Our research and development involve a team of qualified engineers working 24/7 to provide the best. We have incorporated every beat of recent technology in the market.
Our rotavator blades and harvester parts are upgraded annually. We always upgrade our blades to match our client’s needs.
