Tiller and Cultivator Paddy Wheel Replacement Parts
This is a replacement paddy wheel for tillers and cultivators, supplied to dealers, workshops and importers serving growers who work wet and flooded ground. The paddy wheel is what gives a tiller grip in a saturated paddy where a rubber tire simply spins and sinks, so a worn or damaged wheel takes the machine out of the field at the point in the season it is needed most. SONJUN has been building garden machinery in Yongkang since 2014 and offers the full accessory range for tiller cultivators, so a buyer can order paddy wheels alongside gear boxes and the other spares on one shipment. Send the machine model, or photographs and the dimensions of the wheel and its shaft fitting, and we will confirm the correct part before you order.
- Restores traction in flooded paddy where a worn wheel leaves the machine spinning and sinking
- Ordered from the full tiller cultivator accessory range, so wheels ship with the rest of the spares order
- Fitment confirmed against the machine model or photographs before the order is placed
- Sample orders accepted, so a workshop can verify the shaft fitting before committing to a container
- Bought direct from the manufacturer, so technical questions are answered by the people who build the machines
- Enquiries answered within 24 hours, which matters inside a short paddy working window
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Application Scenarios
- Rice growers working flooded paddy where standard wheels lose grip
- Service workshops refitting machines at the start of the wet season
- Dealers holding paddy wheels on the shelf for their local market
- Importers stocking spares alongside the tillers they already sell
- Rental fleets converting machines between dry field and paddy work
Who It Is For
- Spare parts importers and distributors in rice growing markets
- Tiller and cultivator dealers running a workshop
- Independent repair and service shops
- Equipment hire fleets serving paddy farmers
- Machinery manufacturers sourcing wheels for their own assembly
Problems It Solves
- Worn paddy wheels lose grip in saturated ground and the machine bogs down instead of working
- Matching a wheel to the shaft fitting of an existing machine is the step most orders get wrong, which is why fitment is confirmed first
- A wheel that arrives after the paddy window has closed is of no use to the customer, so lead time is quoted up front
- Ordering wheels, gear boxes and tines from separate suppliers means separate freight, terms and lead times
- Buyers who cannot commit to a container of spares are still able to place a sample order
Technical Features
- Replacement paddy wheel for tiller and cultivator machines
- Supplied as part of a full accessory range for tiller cultivators
- Fitment confirmed against the buyer's machine model before shipment
Quality Control
- Incoming inspection on steel and components before they reach the line
- In process checks during welding and assembly of the wheel
- 100% 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
- Paddy wheel built to the buyer's machine model and shaft fitting
- Buyer branding and part marking
- Packaging and labelling in the destination market language
How It Compares
Against Standard rubber tire
A tire floats and spins on saturated ground. A paddy wheel digs in, which is the difference between working a flooded plot and towing the machine out of it.
Against Generic aftermarket wheels from a trading company
A trader cannot confirm the shaft fitting against your machine. We build garden machinery ourselves and check the part before shipment.
Against Ordering spares from several suppliers
We offer the full accessory range for tiller cultivators, so paddy wheels travel with the gear boxes and other parts on one shipment.
Use Guide
- Send the machine model, or clear photographs and the dimensions of the wheel and shaft fitting, so the part can be confirmed before ordering
- Inspect the shaft, hub and fixings for wear before fitting the replacement wheel
- Fit both wheels as a pair where one has worn, so traction stays even on either side
- Check the fixings again after the first hours of work, since wet ground loading tends to loosen them
- Wash mud off the wheels after paddy work and store the machine dry to slow corrosion
Tiller cultivator parts-paddy wheel Buyer Questions
How do I know which paddy wheel fits my machine?
Send us the machine model, or clear photographs and the dimensions of the wheel and shaft fitting you are replacing. We confirm the correct part before you place the order.
What is the minimum order quantity for spare parts?
Our standard MOQ is one 20ft container, but a sample order of one piece is accepted so you can check fitment first.
How long is the lead time?
25 to 35 days for a full 40HQ container. A sample order ships in 1 to 7 days.
Do you supply other tiller cultivator parts as well?
Yes. We offer the full accessory range for tiller cultivators, so paddy wheels can ship together with gear boxes and other spares.
What happens if a part fails?
Within the warranty period, replacement spare parts for a quality problem are supplied free of charge. Outside the warranty period, spare parts are sold at cost price.
Can parts be supplied under our own brand?
Yes. OEM and ODM production is available, including part marking, packaging and labelling.
What payment terms and shipping port do you use?
Western Union, PayPal or T/T depending on order quantity, shipped from Ningbo or Shanghai.
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