Сравнение трех моделей машин для пересадки овощей — Руководство покупателя

We offer a range of vegetable transplanting machines designed to improve planting efficiency and reduce labor costs for vegetable, fruit, and other crop seedlings.

Their lineup includes three distinct models — each suited to different farm sizes, terrain conditions, and operational needs.

1. Self‑Propelled Wheeled Машина для пересадки овощных культур — Compact & Easy to Use

The self‑propelled wheeled vegetable transplanting machine is an ideal choice for small to medium‑scale farms. Powered by a gasoline engine and built on a compact wheeled chassis, this model allows operators to transplant 2 or 4 rows of seedlings at once with adjustable row and plant spacing. Its lightweight, maneuverable design makes it easy to operate even in tighter field spaces.

Row Options: 2 or 4 rows
Capacity: ~1000–2000 m²/hour
Power: 4.05 kW gasoline engine
Best for: Small/medium vegetable plots, intensive row planting

This model emphasizes simplicity and cost‑effectiveness, prioritizing easy operation and basic transplanting performance. Its straightforward design is excellent for farms that primarily need reliable planting without extra attachments.

2. Crawler‑Type Vegetable Transplanting Machine — Stability & Versatility

The crawler‑type vegetable transplanting machine upgrades performance with tracked (crawler) mobility, offering greater traction and stability — especially useful on uneven, soft, or sloped terrain. It supports a wider range of row configurations, from 2 up to 12 rows, and can be equipped with optional functions such as mulching and drip irrigation tape laying, turning the machine into a multifunctional planting unit.

Driven: Gasoline or diesel engine (optional)
Working Rows: 2–12 rows
Adjustable Plant & Row Spacing
Optional Functions: Mulching, irrigation tape laying
Best for: Large acreage, mixed terrain, mechanized planting

Compared with the wheeled version, this model’s tracked chassis and advanced features make it more adaptable for larger farms and varied field conditions, while delivering better control and consistency.

3. Tractor‑Driven Trailed Vegetable Transplanting Machine — High Capacity & Multi‑Tasking

For large farms and commercial operations, the tractor‑driven vegetable transplanting machine offers the most robust performance. Designed to be mounted and powered via a tractor’s PTO (power take‑off), this series includes models capable of handling from 2 up to 12 rows with impressive field capacities. It also supports multiple additional functions, such as fertilization, ridging, rotary tillage, watering, mulching, and laying drip irrigation tape — all in a single pass.

Row Options: 2–12 rows
Field Capacity: Ranges up to ~6700 m²/hour depending on configuration
Power: Requires tractor ≥ 30–60 HP+
Best for: Large farms, integrated field work
Versatility: Transplanting + ancillary field operations

This model is suited to farms that want to combine transplanting with other agricultural tasks, reducing the total number of machine passes and improving efficiency across planting and field preparation.

Summary Comparison

Feature	Self‑Propelled Wheeled	Crawler‑Type	Tractor‑Driven
Best For	Small/medium farms	Mixed terrain & larger farms	Large scale / multi‑function
Mobility	Wheeled	Tracked	Tractor PTO
Row Options	2–4	2–12	2–12
Optional Add‑Ons	Basic	Mulching / irrigation	Fertilizing, ridging, irrigation, etc.
Power Source	Gasoline	Gasoline/Diesel	Tractor engine

Which One Should You Choose?

• Choose the self‑propelled wheeled vegetable transplanting machine if you need a simple, easy‑to‑operate machine for smaller plots and basic transplanting.
• The crawler‑type is ideal when you need stability on varying terrains and want to add functions like mulching or irrigation tape laying.
• Go with the tractor‑driven model for large scale operations that demand high capacity and multifunction capabilities.