Self-propelled plow. Drawing, description

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Self-propelled plow. Drawing, description

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The plow itself is actually horse-drawn. But it became possible for them to plow without a horse thanks to the same self-propelled chassis that we used for the potato digger. Such a unit will be convenient for amateur gardeners, young naturalists, garden owners. As tests have shown, with its help it is possible to plow a plot of land of almost half a hectare in a few hours.

self propelled plow

Plowing is over - the chassis can be converted for harrowing, mowing, hilling. If you mount the body on the frame, you get a self-propelled truck-truck.

Authors: O. Sidelnikov, Yu. Elsin

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