Plow working units – Plow body.

The plow body is its main working unit. Consists …

Agrotechnical requirements - plowing.

Plowing is the basic tillage operation. It aims to create optimal conditions for the accumulation of water and nutrients in the soil. From the …

Characteristics of harrow teeth.
The teeth of the harrows are rigidly connected to the truss of the supporting frame and act as wedges with a vertical working edge. Teeth can have different sections. …

Disc plows.
Disc plows are used primarily in the cultivation of heavily sodden news, fallow and clearings and on stony soils. Share bodies do not give in …

Plows with swiveling bodies for plowing stony soils.
Special plows with swiveling bodies are used for plowing stony soils. The plows are connected in these plows …

Ploughs.

These plows are used to perform stubble stubble cultivation. The task of stubble cultivation is shallow covering of stubble and weeds and retaining moisture in the soil. Corps …

Meadow plows.

Meadow plows are used for plowing heavily sodden meadows. They differ from other plows mainly in the plow body. The body of these plows has …

Special plows. Reversible plows.

All plows known so far were equipped with bodies that put the furrow to the right side. In mountainous and hilly terrain, plows such plows …

Frame plows.
Horse-drawn frame plows can be one- or double barrel. Instead of a bog, these plows have a frame, to which the plow bodies are bolted. The entire plow is at rest …

Railroad plows.
Ride-mounted plows have a two-wheeled face in the front section, i.e. the so-called. cowboy. The rake in these plows rests on a saddle attached to the rider's crossbar. …