Technical Specifications

This document provides technical data for a range of rotary tillers (also called rotary hoes or rotary cultivators) with working widths from 1600 mm to 2500 mm. The specifications include power requirements, dimensions, weight, and PTO (Power Take-Off) speeds.

• Working Widths: 1600 mm, 1800 mm, 2100 mm, 2300 mm, 2500 mm
• Power Range: 60 to 100 HP
• Dimensions: Width (A) ranges from 1576 mm to 2556 mm; Length (B) ranges from 1743 mm to 2723 mm
• Dimensions in Inches: Width from 62.04 to 100.63 inches; Length from 68.62 to 107.20 inches
• Weight: From 540 kg (1191 lbs) to 740 kg (1631 lbs)
• Number of Blades (N.): Ranges from 26 to 42
• Number of Blades (N.): Ranges from 36 to 60 (likely indicating total blade count or blade sets)

PTO Speed and Gear Options

The rotary tillers are designed to operate with PTO speeds of 540 rpm and 1000 rpm. Various gear options are available, indicated by codes such as W23, W21, W19, W18, W28, and W25, corresponding to different gear ratios or configurations.

• PTO 540 rpm: Gear options include 169, 195, 238, 276 (some marked with slashes indicating availability)
• PTO 1000 rpm: Gear options include 313, 361, 242, 255

General Notes and Disclaimers

The technical data, features, and illustrations provided are indicative only and do not bind the manufacturer legally. Specifications may vary and are subject to change without notice. This disclaimer is presented in multiple languages (Italian, English, German, Spanish, Russian) to ensure clarity for international users.

Manufacturer Information

The rotary tillers are produced by FALC, located in Faenza, Italy. Contact details include email ([email protected]), website (www.falc.eu), telephone (+39 0546 29050), and fax (+39 0546 663986).

Summary of Critical Parameters

• Power requirement: 60-100 HP
• Working width: 1600-2500 mm
• Weight range: 540-740 kg
• PTO speeds supported: 540 and 1000 rpm
• Number of blades: 26-42 (possibly per side or per set), total 36-60
• Dimensions and weights are approximate and indicative

Best Practices and Recommendations

Users should verify the compatibility of PTO speeds and gear options with their tractors. The indicated power range should be respected to ensure optimal performance and avoid damage. Since data are indicative, consulting the manufacturer for precise configurations and custom requests is recommended.