What are worm blades?

Auger shoulder blades are cutting equipment at the bottom of the worm. The blade is attached to the snail and provides a sharp biting edge in which the Augera cut begins. Some worm blades are serrated to help bite very hard surfaces, while others are smooth and can be used for softer surfaces. The blades are removable and in most cases they are able to resist again. This allows properly maintained snail, which is always ready for performance.

There are many types of snails and many different uses for them. In the case of a digging snail of the ground, such as the type used for digging holes with an area, a blunt serrated worm blades are used. The teeth on the serrated shoulder blades help to release rocks that could otherwise prevent the potential of digging Auger. Large coatings act like fingers to function with stones and stones. These worm blades are usually a smooth and sharp razor. This allows the worm shoulder blades to shave the ice and plunge into the water below it. Unlike worm blades that are not OSA little on the razor blades, the ice snail is designed to cut the ice without meeting any hard objects such as rocks.

Some snails are designed to move the grain from the basket to the trailer. These worm blades are usually soft and flexible. The soft rubber blades are attached to the worm to bend and sweep the grain when the snail transmits them up and out of the basket. The soft blades prevent the snail from grinding grain to the powder. They also allow Ager to work close to the walls without worrying to cut them.

Auger shoulder blades, which are used in soft terrain, are usually concave and act as a type of shoulder blade to kick the snails down. The blades similar to the hill pull the snail while the soft ground is transmitted and away by turning the snail. This Kooped Design works so well that many of the soft earths must be operated by two operators. The power of two operators compensate for a shine thrustECU and prevented a worm engine and controls from turning a single operator around. Removable blades allow the use of one snail in many different conditions.