Development and testing of a countersinking attachment to the tractor operated post - hole digger

By:

RAJESH G. K SAJU VARNAN A SINDHU BHASKAR

Contributor(s):

Er. Jayan P. R (Guide)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Tavanur 1996 Department of Farm Power Machinery and EnergyDescription: 68Report number: P 50DDC classification:

631.3 RAJ/DE

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Summary: In India of pits are done manually using implements like spade, pick - axe etc. This method is not suitable for large quantity and require much labour and time. As per the new technique, conical shaped holes for pits having upper diameter of 90 cm and depth 80 cm are sufficient.

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Development and testing of a countersinking attachment to the tractor operated post - hole digger

In India of pits are done manually using implements like spade, pick - axe etc. This method is not suitable for large quantity and require much labour and time. As per the new technique, conical shaped holes for pits having upper diameter of 90 cm and depth 80 cm are sufficient.

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