Справочник Пользователя для Bühler C8317

46"

56"

68"

77"

56"

66"

78"

88"

30 - 40

35 - 45

45 - 55

55 - 65

Cat. I, optional fit Cat. II

Heavy-duty oil bath (540 RPM)

#100H

#100H

#100H

#100H

196 RPM or 880 ft/min

5"

8"

17"

n/a

Slip clutch

5/16" x 3 ¼"

5/16" x 3 ¼"

5/16" x 3 ¼"

5/16" x 3 ¼"

5 flanges 

6 tines/flange 

4 tine opt.

6 flanges 

6 tines/flange 

4 tine opt.

7 flanges 

6 tines/flange 

4 tine opt.

8 flanges 

6 tines/flange 

4 tine opt.

774 lbs

835 lbs

906 lbs

968 lbs

55"

69"

66"

78"

25 - 40

30 - 45

Cat. I

Heavy-duty oil bath (540 RPM)

#80H

#80H

203 RPM or 865 ft/min

6 ¾"

8 ½"

Slip clutch

¼" x 2 ¼"

¼" x 2 ¼"

6 flanges 

4 tines/flange

8 flanges 

4 tines/flange 

613 lbs

688 lbs

Tillage width

36"

45"

54"

Overall width

46 ½"

54 ½"

66 ½"

Tractor HP requirement

12 - 18

14 - 22

18 - 25

3-point hitch

Cat. I

Gearbox

Heavy-duty oil bath (540 RPM)

Chain in oil bath

#60H

#60H

#60H

Rotor speed RPM

196 RPM or 880 ft/min

Sideshift

2 ½"

4 ½"

7 ½"

PTO shaft

Slip clutch, shear bolt optional

Tine size

¼" x 2 ¼"

¼" x 2 ¼"

¼" x 2 ¼"

Number of tines

4 flanges 

4 tines/flange 

5 flanges 

4 tines/flange 

6 flanges 

4 tines/flange 

Weight

425 lbs

458 lbs

517 lbs

Buhler Farm King builds a collection of rotary tiller models to suit 
your  garden  and  landscaping  needs.  These  rotary  tillers  have  been 
designed for an optimum balance between performance and durabil-
ity, even in heavy soils and when breaking untilled soil.

The automatic chain tightener, housed in a sealed oil bath, ensures 
the chain remains tight under the toughest tilling conditions. Getting 
closer to fences and hedges is easy with the sideshift feature, available 
on most models. Adjustable skid shoes are standard.

the easy way to attach implements
A Buhler Quick Hitch makes light work of attaching implements to the 3-point 
hitch. With the quick hitch attached, it’s easy to hook up all sorts of equipment 
– simply pull open the lock on the quick hitch, back up to the equipment and lift it. 
Then lower the handles into place, hook up the PTO or hydraulics if required, and 
the equipment is ready to go.