how to change Rotavator blade | Tractor rotavator blade kaise change kiya jata hy.
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Changing the rotavator blade on a tractor involves several steps.
Tools Required:
- Socket wrench
- Adjustable wrench
- Screwdriver
- New rotavator blade
Steps:
1. Safety First: Before starting, ensure the tractor is turned off, and the key is removed from the ignition. Also, engage the parking brake for safety.
2. Locate the Rotavator: The rotavator is typically attached to the rear of the tractor. Identify the housing that encloses the blade assembly.
3. Remove the Old Blade:
- Use a socket wrench to remove the bolts or nuts securing the blade to the rotor shaft. These bolts or nuts are usually located in the center of the blade.
- Carefully remove the old blade from the rotor shaft. Be cautious as the blade may be sharp.
4. Inspect the Rotor Shaft: Take a moment to inspect the rotor shaft for any damage or wear. If necessary, clean it and ensure it's in good condition.
5. Install the New Blade:
- Align the new blade with the rotor shaft, ensuring that it matches the old blade's orientation.
- Secure the new blade in place by tightening the bolts or nuts with a socket wrench. Ensure they are tightened securely.
6. Check Blade Clearance: After installing the new blade, check the clearance between the blade and the housing. There should be enough space to allow the blade to rotate freely without hitting the housing.
7. Adjust as Necessary: If the clearance is insufficient or the blade is not aligned properly, adjust the blade or rotor shaft as needed. Use an adjustable wrench or screwdriver to make any necessary adjustments.
8. Test the Rotavator: Start the tractor and engage the rotavator to test the new blade. Listen for any unusual noises and observe the blade in action to ensure it is functioning correctly.
9. Final Inspection: Once satisfied with the installation, turn off the tractor and inspect the blade again to ensure it is securely attached and properly aligned.
10. Dispose of the Old Blade: Dispose of the old blade properly, considering its sharpness and potential for injury. Some recycling centers may accept old metal blades for recycling.
