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More Information About 3D Model :
The attached single furrow plough blade mould board, often referred to synonymously as a moldboard plow or moldboard assembly for a hand tractor, is a specialized primary tillage implement designed for mechanical coupling to a two-wheel pedestrian-operated agricultural machine (walking tractor, or hand tractor). Its fundamental purpose is the systematic inversion, breakage, and turning of the soil surface layer, known as the furrow slice, in preparation for planting.
Nomenclature and Classification
The implement is classified as a mounted, trailing-edge, non-reversible plow (unless specifically designed otherwise, though standard hand tractor models are fixed-turn). It is defined by its ability to cut a single, discrete furrow during each pass. The term Mould Board (or the American spelling Mold Board) refers specifically to the highly curved metallic surface integral to the plough body that lifts and inverts the soil. Blade typically refers to the Share or Point, the leading cutting edge that initiates the horizontal separation of the soil.
Design and Components
The single furrow plow assembly comprises several critical components working in concert to achieve soil inversion:
- The Share (or Blade/Point): This component constitutes the initial cutting edge, responsible for separating the soil horizontally from the subsoil. It typically features a hardened, replaceable point, designed to withstand high abrasive wear.
- The Mould Board (Mold Board): This component is the defining feature of the implement. Constructed from polished, often heat-treated, high-carbon steel, its geometrically complex curve is engineered to receive the furrow slice from the share and gradually lift, rotate, and shatter it. For hand tractors, mouldboards are generally shorter and less aggressively curved than those found on four-wheel tractor implements, optimizing for lower draft requirements commensurate with the power available.
- The Landside: A flat, vertical plate located on the side opposing the furrow, providing lateral stability and counteracting the side thrust generated by the turning action of the mouldboard.
- The Frog: A central structural piece to which the share, mouldboard, and landside are rigidly attached, forming the plough body unit.
- The Beam/Frame: The structural linkage connecting the plough body to the hand tractor hitch mechanism. This beam often includes adjustment points for setting the working depth and the horizontal angle (pitch) of the plough relative to the ground.
### Operational Characteristics and Hand Tractor Integration
The implement is classified as attached because it is rigidly or semi-rigidly mounted directly to the hand tractor's frame, usually via a quick-hitch system (e.g., standard yoke or pin coupling). Unlike towed implements, the depth and angle of the single furrow plow are largely controlled by the height of the hitch point and the stabilizing handles of the hand tractor itself.
The operation demands a precise balance between the vertical force applied by the operator (or the depth wheel, if fitted) and the forward traction provided by the hand tractor’s wheels. The single furrow design is critical in small-scale farming and steep terrain, offering maximal maneuverability and requiring significantly less power than multi-furrow implements. Working depths typically range from 15 cm to 25 cm, depending on soil type, moisture content, and the power output of the hand tractor (usually 5 to 15 horsepower).
### Agricultural Significance
The attached single furrow plough is essential in small-holder farming, particularly in regions dominated by intensive cultivation, such as rice paddies (where specialized versions exist) and vegetable plots. It effectively buries surface residue, aids in the incorporation of organic matter and fertilizers, helps control deeply rooted weeds, and modifies soil density, ultimately enhancing soil aeration and water infiltration properties necessary for optimal seedbed preparation.
KEYWORDS: Primary Tillage, Single Furrow, Mouldboard Plow, Hand Tractor, Walking Tractor, Two-Wheel Tractor, Soil Inversion, Plough Share, Mold Board, Furrow Slice, Agricultural Implement, Tillage Tool, Smallholder Farming, Seedbed Preparation, Landside, Quick Hitch, Draft Resistance, Pedestrian-Operated, Farming Machinery, Cultivation, Soil Aeration, Residue Management, Plough Body, Rigid Attachment, Farm Mechanization, High-Carbon Steel, Depth Control, Soil Management, Agricultural Engineering, Traction.
