Tea-Solar Hybrid" Exclusive Weapon: Tea Garden PV Two-Person Hand-Push Drill Q&A

Q1: Why do tea garden PV projects (tea-solar hybrid) especially need this two-person hand-push drill?

A: Tea gardens are mostly on hilly terraces with undulating terrain and dense planting. Large crawler rigs cannot enter and easily crush tea plants and destroy terrace soil. The two-person hand-push drill is compact and maneuvers flexibly between tea rows. It avoids the crushing of large machinery and, through two-person synergy, overcomes the fatal flaw of single-person handheld drills lacking power and easily deviating when drilling large holes—the best drilling tool for tea-solar projects.

Q2: When drilling PV holes in tea gardens, will the machine's width get stuck between the tea plants? Will it crush the tea plants?

A: No. Leili's two-person drill features a narrow body design, with its width strictly controlled within the tea row spacing. The bottom is equipped with wide-surface anti-slip rubber two-wheels, resulting in extremely low ground pressure. When pushing and transferring, the wheels travel on the tea row paths, never crushing tea plant roots and soil over a large area like crawlers or tractors do, maximizing the protection of the tea garden's original ecology.

Q3: Tea garden soil is usually acidic red or yellow soil, sometimes with old roots. Is the machine's power sufficient?

A: The power is very abundant. Our drill is equipped with a high-torque 4-stroke gasoline engine, requiring no oil mixing, making it very suitable for overseas farm workers. For the red/yellow soil and hard ground common in tea gardens, a high-strength alloy spiral bit comes standard; if encountering old tea tree roots, a serrated carbide bit can be selected. Pushing down together, two people can easily penetrate hard layers with far greater efficiency than manual labor.