Walk-Behind Rice Transplanter

F6

2-in-1 — Dual Seedling Compatibility
8–15% — Higher Yield Potential
100% Accurate — Pot-Friendly Seedling Pickup

Product Description

The Walk-Behind Rice Transplanter is designed for ease of operation, reliability, and efficient field performance. Featuring a lightweight structure and user-friendly controls, it is well suited for various rice-growing conditions. Powered by a genuine Yamaha gasoline engine and equipped with a full-gear transmission system, the machine delivers stable power, low energy loss, and simplified maintenance. The standard hydraulic auto-leveling system ensures consistent transplanting depth even in uneven paddy fields, while adjustable row spacing allows it to meet different agronomic requirements across northern and southern regions. Built on proven industry technology and continuously optimized based on user feedback, it offers dependable performance and excellent long-term value for rice growers.

2-in-1

Dual Seedling Compatibility

8–15%

Higher Yield Potential

100% Accurate

Pot-Friendly Seedling Pickup

Product Advantages

Supports both potted seedlings and carpet seedlings with one machine

Optimized transplanting helps increase productivity and crop performance

Accurate seedling pickup minimizes damage during transplanting

Simple structure with stable performance and easy operation

Promotes stronger roots, more tillers, and improved crop establishment

Well suited for grain growers, contractors, and agricultural cooperatives

Product Specifications

FAQs

What should I check before starting a rice transplanter?

Before starting the machine, check the engine oil level, fuel supply, oil circuit condition, operating handles, and ensure the surrounding area is safe.

How can I load seedlings correctly?

Use healthy and well-developed seedlings, place trays properly, keep seedling tips facing upward, and ensure smooth seedling feeding without pushing seedlings by hand.

Why is the engine running unevenly?

Unstable engine speed may be caused by poor fuel quality, blocked carburetor components, restricted fuel flow, loose springs, or a wet air filter sponge.

Why is the seedling claw not moving?Accordion Item

Possible causes include incorrect plant spacing settings, damaged spacing gears, improper adjustments, or foreign objects blocking the seedling feeding mechanism.

Why are seedlings missing during transplanting?

Missing seedlings are usually caused by poor seedling quality, improper tray dimensions, damaged seedling needles, or irregular seedling feeding.

How can I maintain optimal machine performance?

Regularly inspect the fuel system, moving parts, seedling feeding components, and perform routine cleaning and maintenance according to the operating manual.