MB Plow Reversable

Use for cutting and inversion of soil tillage operation turning green manure crop decaying under the soil.

Specification

Usage of a Reversible MB Plow

1. Soil Turning and Tillage:
   • The reversible plow is primarily used for turning the soil and breaking compacted soil layers. It creates furrows by cutting, lifting, and flipping the soil over to prepare the field for planting.
2. Efficient Operation:
   • The reversible feature allows the plow to switch the direction of plowing without needing to stop and reposition, saving time and labor, especially on large farms.
3. Weed and Residue Management:
   • By turning the soil, the plow buries weeds, crop residues, and other organic matter. This helps control weed growth and incorporates organic material back into the soil, enriching it.
4. Improving Soil Structure:
   • The plow aerates the soil by loosening compacted layers, promoting better root growth, water absorption, and nutrient infiltration.
5. Preparing Seedbed:
   • After turning the soil, the field becomes ready for planting. A well-prepared seedbed is crucial for optimal seed germination and crop growth.

Working Process of a Reversible MB Plow

1. Attachment:
   • The reversible plow is mounted on the tractor using a 3-point hitch. It’s powered by the tractor’s PTO (Power Take-Off).
2. Plowing Action:
   • The tractor pulls the plow through the field. The moldboards slice into the soil, lifting it and turning it over to form furrows.
3. Reversing:
   • Once the plow completes a furrow, it automatically reverses the direction of plowing without the need for repositioning, thus reducing turnaround time.
4. Adjustable Depth:
   • The plow’s depth can be adjusted depending on the soil type and desired tillage depth. Typically, the plow can work at depths between 6 to 12 inches.
5. Multiple Passes:
   • Depending on the width of the plow and the condition of the soil, multiple passes may be necessary to achieve the desired depth and consistency of the furrows.