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Farm Implements
1XPJ-2.5
The 1XPJ-2.5 combines deep loosening, clod breaking, ridging and firming. Specify the target working depth and required land preparation sequence when asking for a quote.
- 2500 mm
- Working width
- 100–120 hp
- Tractor power
- 300–400 mm
- Working depth
- 9 pcs
- Plow body count
Model, configuration, quantity and destination confirmed before quotation.
Equipment Overview
Product Overview
The 1XPJ-2.5 combines deep loosening, clod breaking, ridging and firming. The catalogue lists a 2,500 mm working width, 300–400 mm working depth and a three-point mount.
Product Data
Technical Specifications
- Matched tractor power
- 100–120 hp
- Working width
- 2500 mm
- Plow body count
- 9 pcs
- Working depth
- 300–400 mm
- Catalogue weight
- 1350 kg
- Linkage
- Three-point mounted
- Press wheel or soil-crushing roller
- Customizable
- Model
- 1XPJ-2.5
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- Product-specific requirements
- Quantity and destination information
- Confirmation before quotation
Before You Order
Frequently Asked Questions
What is this equipment used for?
The 1XPJ-2.5 combines deep loosening, clod breaking, ridging and firming.
How can I compare the listed models?
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What information helps confirm compatibility?
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What should I confirm about the 1XPJ-2.5 setup?
Describe the soil and intended working depth. Ask which working components are included and what tractor power is required for the quoted setup.

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