A rotary tiller has blades that are alternately attached. This makes half of the blades tillers left and the other half of the tiller blades right. The cuttings surface of the tiller blade is placed in a way that it can only be attached one way. When replacing the blades for your Sovema machinery check if the blade turns left or right.

The shape of tiller blades

The shape of your tiller blades determines the power that is needed by your Sovema machinery to process the soil. A tiller blade that has a C shape needs less power to process the soil than a tiller blade that is shaped like an L. A C shaped blade is often used at tiller depts that exceed 5 centimetres.

An L shaped Sovema tiller blade has a sharper angle. For this reason the L shaped blade is used at tilling depts of less than 5 centimetres. At shallow depts of less than 5 centimetres the L shaped blade is often used. A clear advantage of the blade is that it prevents soil compacting.

Choosing the right blade for your Sovema rotary tiller

Finding the Sovema tiller blades for your machinery is easily done with our smart filters. The distance between connection holes, the width and broadness of the blade are important to keep in mind if you want a fitting blade. The length that you need depends on the tilling dept.