Cultivator is a type of agricultural machine used to prepare soil. When we talk about its word meaning, it also refers to a structure with teeth. Now, let's talk about the different types of cultivators.
1. Spring Tyne Cultivator
2. Rigid Tyne Cultivator
3. Cultivator of the Rigid Tyne Shovel Type
4. Cultivator of Bar Points

Spring Tyne Cultivator
A frame, tynes with reversible shovels, land rollers, loop systems, and heavy duty springs comprise the Spring Tyne Cultivator. Springs prevent brittleness of cultivator tynes when a hard object comes into contact with the spade or under the tyne of a cultivator.
Spring tyne cultivator Applications
Cultivators of this type are used for seedbed development in both wet and dry conditions. The spring tyne cultivator is also used for puddling.

Rigid Tyne Cultivator
Rigid Tyne Cultivator is a tractor-mounted instrument that consists of a box division mainframe, rigid tines, U clips, and spades. The clamping of tines allows the distance between them to be adjusted.
Rigid Tyne Cultivator Applications
The Rigid Tyne Cultivator is a versatile tool for quickly and economically freeing and aerating the soil and preparing seedbeds. One example is the Rigid Tyne Cultivator, which is used in subsoil cultivation and breaking up hard soil.

Cultivator of the Rigid Tyne Shovel Type
The Rigid Tyne Shovel Type Cultivator has a rectangular frame, reversible spades attached to the tyne with bands, and a hook assembly. The structure is made up of tynes, and the distance between them can be changed.
Rigid Tyne Shovel Type Cultivator Applications
Rigid Tyne Shovel Cultivator used for breaking and aerating soil, preparing a perfect seedbed, and weeding.

Cultivator of Bar Points
Cultivator Bar, A rectangular frame with clamped rigid tynes mounted on the support. Tynes are joined to the edge of bar pointcuts. The cultivator is mounted on and operated by a tractor, so it is also known as a tractor cultivator. By operating in the clamp, cultivator tynes can be fixed vertically.
Bar Point Cultivator Applications
Inter-cultivation with a bar point cultivator is used in light and heavy soil preparation activities such as seedbeds and subsoil cultivation.

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