Design and Analysis of Jujube Plantlet Uprising Machine

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In this paper, the design of Jujube Plantlet Uprising Machine adopts plantlet uprising shovel fixed to the frame on the right side, using the three-point hitch of the tractor to adjust plantlet uprising depth, through a deep round dig depth stability limit, to take over operation, improve the efficiency of the plantlet uprising. Equipment is designed to provide technical support for a large number of high quality standardized jujube nursery, to laid the foundation calculation for large-scale jujube cultivation.

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