The large wheel compost turning machine is a fermentation turning machine that utilizes a rotating disc as its core component; it is primarily used to turn, break up, and displace piled materials during the aerobic fermentation process of organic fertilizer. Unlike trough-type turners that operate by spanning across fermentation troughs, this machine employs one or two large rotating discs that cut into the material pile. Turning teeth mounted on the discs scoop up the material and cast it backward. Driven by a travel mechanism, the machine advances along the length of the pile, simultaneously turning and displacing the material in a single pass. It is highly adaptable to various fermentation facilities, suitable for both trough-based fermentation and ground-based windrow composting. Featuring a compact structure, deep turning capability, and high processing efficiency, it is ideal for the aerobic fermentation of livestock manure, crop stalks, and other organic wastes, making it a popular choice for small- to medium-scale composting projects.
