The compacted layers in pear orchards and the hard root zones in citrus orchards are making nutrient absorption a "roadblock" to increasing fruit tree yields. Manual loosening can't dig deeper than 1 meter, but the "deep loosening + crushing" combination of Hengwang HW220-9 Agricultural Engineering Excavator has become an efficient solution for soil improvement.
The core advantages of this Agricultural Engineering Excavator lie in depth and precision: the maximum digging depth reaches 6490mm, far exceeding the limitations of manual loosening. Equipped with a deep loosening shovel, it can easily break through compacted layers 1.5 meters deep; paired with a crusher, it can smash hard soil clumps in the underlying layer, doubling the space for root expansion. After using it in an apple orchard, the fruit tree roots grew from 0.8 meters to 1.5 meters, directly increasing annual output by 25%.
The detailed design of Hengwang HW220-9 Agricultural Engineering Excavator understands orchards better: optional scratch-resistant buckets with rounded edges to avoid damaging tree trunks; adjustable depth cylinders that can set depths according to fruit tree varieties (1.2 meters for pear trees, 1 meter for citrus). The 133KW Cummins engine provides strong power, while electronic controlled negative flow technology controls fuel consumption, balancing efficiency and energy saving.
Farmers' field tests show: for a 10-mu orchard, the Agricultural Engineering Excavator can complete deep loosening in 1 day, which is equivalent to the workload of 20 workers in 5 days. "Previously, fertilizers could never penetrate deeply. Now, when it rains, water seeps directly to the root zone, saving a lot of money on fertilizers."
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