This utility model relates to the field of
agricultural machinery technology, and in particular to a mini-
tiller with quick-change blades. It solves the problem that in existing technologies, the snap-fit structure is prone to loosening due to vibration or torque
impact, causing the blades to detach from the mounting base, posing a serious safety
hazard. Furthermore, this structure lacks effective anti-loosening measures, relying solely on
spring force to maintain the connection, which is prone to fatigue failure after prolonged use, further reducing connection reliability. A mini-
tiller with quick-change blades includes a push frame, a drive module connected to the top of the push frame, and a transmission module connected to the bottom of the push frame. This utility model, by setting a positioning block that cooperates with a fixing column and using positioning screws for reinforcement, and simultaneously utilizing magnetic attraction to enhance connection strength, combined with a double-locking design of the positioning plate and fixing plate, effectively prevents the blades from loosening and falling off during operation, improves the overall structure's vibration resistance and load-
bearing capacity, and ensures safety and reliability under high-intensity operation.