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घर पे बनाओ खेतो मे खाद (यूरिया) छिङकने की मशीन | How To Make Urea spray Machine
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The video demonstrates a homemade, rechargeable machine for spreading granular fertilizer, such as urea, across fields. The presenter says it can reduce spreading time—for example, from about an hour by hand to roughly 20–25 minutes with the machine.
Build Guide and Features
The DIY build uses:
- An empty 15-liter can as the fertilizer hopper
- A flexible pipe fitted through a hole near the bottom of the can
- A 775 DC motor powered by a 12-volt battery
- A homemade, four-blade PVC impeller mounted at an angle to fling fertilizer outward
- A switch, handle, charging socket, and shoulder straps
The motor and impeller are housed in a short PVC assembly attached to the end of the pipe. A sliding PVC piece adjusts the fertilizer flow: moving it outward allows more fertilizer through, while moving it inward reduces or stops the flow. The can is filled and strapped on, and the motor is switched on to spread the fertilizer.
The presenter says the battery can be recharged with a 12-volt charger and claims that one charge can spread 20–25 tanks of fertilizer. The video advises insulating the electrical connections to prevent wires from touching and causing a short circuit.
Main Speaker and Source
The video features a single presenter and narrator demonstrating the build and test. It is from MR HK Experiment.
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