ANON Riding Type Rice Transplanter

When operating, a rice transplanter places rice seedlings neatly in the seedling tray in groups. As the tray moves sideways, the seedling pick-up mechanism takes a set number of seedlings in each cycle. Under the guidance of the planting trajectory control system, the machine inserts the seedlings into the soil according to agronomic requirements. The pick-up mechanism then returns along a set path to retrieve more seedlings from the tray. This process repeats continuously, achieving efficient and uniform rice transplanting.

ANON riding type rice transplanters are typically suitable for medium and large rice planting bases, agricultural machinery cooperatives and agricultural social service organizations, especially for areas with labor shortages and an urgent need to improve transplanting efficiency. At the same time, in organic or high-end rice planting scenarios, there are high requirements for the standardization of seedling planting, which is also of great application value.

Before using the riding type rice transplanter, you need to ensure that the seedlings have intact roots and are of moderate age (generally 12-15 days), and pre-set the row spacing, plant spacing, and transplanting depth to ensure standardized and orderly transplanting. Try to maintain a uniform speed during the operation to avoid problems such as wrong holes and floating seedlings. After the operation, you need to clean key components such as the claws, chains, and tracks in time to prevent mud accumulation and extend the service life of the equipment. At the same time, the field needs to be leveled and the water depth should be kept at 2-4 cm to facilitate stable transplanting results.