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Farm Implements
1GLN-85
The 1GLN series uses side gear transmission and is described for dry land and paddy fields. Specify dry-land or paddy-field use when requesting a model match.
- 850 mm
- Working width
- 12–20 HP
- Tractor power
- 120 mm
- Working depth
- 24
- Blade count
Model, configuration, quantity and destination confirmed before quotation.
Equipment Overview
Product Overview
The 1GLN series uses side gear transmission and is described for dry land and paddy fields. The model table lists a 540 rpm PTO input and a standard three-point mount.
Product Data
Technical Specifications
- Matched tractor power
- 12–20 HP
- Working width
- 850 mm
- Working depth
- 120 mm
- Blade count
- 24
- Catalogue weight
- 245 kg
- PTO input speed
- 540 rpm
- Linkage
- Standard three-point mounted
- Model
- 1GLN-85
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- Product-specific requirements
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Before You Order
Frequently Asked Questions
What is this equipment used for?
The 1GLN series uses side gear transmission and is described for dry land and paddy fields.
How can I compare the listed models?
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What information helps confirm compatibility?
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What do I check before pairing a 1GLN tiller with a tractor?
Share the tractor model, PTO specification and hitch details along with the required working width. Ask for the matched power and configuration for the exact 1GLN model.

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