1WGQ4.0-85A All Gear Micro-Cultivator With 800mm Working Width
The 1WGQ4.0-85A is an all gear micro-cultivator for smallholders, orchard operators and dealers whose customers work small plots but still want a gear drive rather than a belt. Power comes from a 170F or 178F engine of 200ml displacement rated 4.0kW or 4.5kW at 3600rpm, and every stage of the drive is geared, so torque reaches the tines without the slip and seasonal belt replacement of a tensioner machine. It works 800mm wide and has five shift positions, 3, 2, 1, N and R, giving three working speeds, a neutral and reverse. Fuel consumption is quoted at no more than 30g/kw.h, and at 1600*850*1000mm the machine is compact enough for garden plots, orchards and inter-row work.
- All gear drive removes the belt that slips under load and has to be replaced every season
- 800mm working width finishes a small plot or bed in a single pass
- Three forward speeds let the operator match ground speed to soil condition instead of forcing one gear
- Reverse gear backs the machine out of a headland or an orchard row without lifting it
- Choice of 170F or 178F engine at 4.0kW or 4.5kW lets the buyer match power to the local price point
- Fuel consumption of no more than 30g/kw.h keeps running cost predictable for a hire fleet
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Specifications
| Model No | 1WGQ4.0-85A |
|---|---|
| Product Size | 1600*850*1000mm |
| Engine Type | 170F/178F |
| Power | 4.0kW/3600rpm / 4.5kW/3600rpm |
| Displacement | 200ml |
| Fuel Consumption | ≤30g/kw.h |
| Start Mode | Manual start |
| Working Width | 800mm |
| Shift Speed | 3, 2, 1, N, R |
| Drive Mode | Gear |
Figures as supplied by the factory. Confirm critical dimensions in writing before ordering.
Application Scenarios
- Small plot and garden cultivation before planting
- Orchard and vineyard inter-row work where a tractor cannot turn
- Smallholdings working mixed soil conditions that need more than one ground speed
- Hire fleets where belt replacement between rentals is a cost the operator wants to remove
- Dealers supplying a gear driven alternative to entry level belt cultivators
Who It Is For
- Importers and distributors stocking gear driven micro-cultivators
- Agricultural machinery dealers and farm supply retailers
- Smallholders, market gardeners and orchard operators
- Tool and equipment hire outlets
- Landscaping and grounds maintenance contractors
Problems It Solves
- Belt drives slip when the tines load up and glaze, costing depth and a belt every season
- One fixed ground speed either stalls in heavy soil or races through light soil
- Machines without reverse have to be dragged backwards out of an orchard row
- A single engine option forces the buyer to pay for power they do not need or to accept too little
- Unquantified fuel use makes running costs impossible to budget across a rental fleet
Technical Features
- All gear drive mode from engine to working shaft
- 170F/178F engine with 200ml displacement
- Power 4.0kW/3600rpm or 4.5kW/3600rpm
- Working width 800mm
- Shift speeds 3, 2, 1, N and R
- Manual start
- Fuel consumption of ≤30g/kw.h
- Product size 1600*850*1000mm
Quality Control
- Incoming inspection on engines, gears and steel before they reach the line
- In process checks during gearbox and frame assembly
- 100% finished machine inspection before packing
- Full order inspection before shipment with real time production status shared with the buyer
Customization Options
- OEM and ODM production to buyer drawings and specification
- Choice of 170F or 178F engine at 4.0kW or 4.5kW
- Buyer branding, colour and decal set
- Manual and packaging artwork in the destination market language
How It Compares
Against Belt driven micro-cultivator
A belt machine is cheaper to build but slips under load and needs a belt each season. Every drive stage here is geared.
Against Single speed cultivator
One ground speed either stalls in heavy soil or races through light soil. Shift positions 3, 2 and 1 plus reverse let the operator match the ground.
Against Mini farm tractor
A diesel tractor pulls harder and weighs far more. At 1600*850*1000mm this cultivator works plots and orchard rows and costs far less to ship and to buy.
Use Guide
- Check engine oil and gearbox oil level before the first start of the working day
- Select N before starting so the drive is disengaged at the pull
- Use gear 1 for the first pass on compacted ground and move to 2 or 3 as the soil breaks up
- Use R to back out of a headland or an orchard row rather than lifting the machine
- Work shallow first on hard ground and deepen over a second pass
- Clean soil off the tines and shaft after use and store the machine dry
All gear micro-cultivator Buyer Questions
What is the minimum order quantity?
One 20ft container. Sample orders are accepted and a single piece sample order is acceptable.
How long is the lead time?
25 to 35 days for one 40HQ container. A sample order ships in 1 to 7 days.
Which engine options are available?
A 170F or 178F engine of 200ml displacement, rated 4.0kW or 4.5kW at 3600rpm. Tell us which you want quoted.
What does all gear mean in practice?
The drive mode is gear rather than belt, so there is no drive belt to slip under load or to replace each season.
Can it be supplied under our own brand?
Yes. OEM and ODM production is available, including buyer branding, colour scheme, manual and packaging artwork.
Is the machine CE certified?
No CE certificate is claimed for this model. Tell us the destination market and we will confirm what can be arranged before you order.
How are spare parts handled after delivery?
Within warranty, parts needed because of a quality problem are replaced free of charge. Outside warranty, spare parts are sold at cost price.
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