Gasoline cultivators - the best assistant garden gardener

For many centuries, people have been trying to ease their heavy physical labor in the fields and orchards. Over the centuries, a lot of different tools have been invented, but only recently have been invented gasoline cultivators, which allow even women and elderly people to easily handle household and country plots. These aggregates have another name known worldwide: motor cultivators. To choose the right machine for your site, you need to understand the technical characteristics of the units presented in the sales.

Gasoline cultivators are equipped with a powerful engine that drives the machine's milling cutters, which process (cultivate) the soil. As a rule, such devices are used for preparation and cultivation of soil in the spring-autumn period. Gasoline cultivators are most often with engines, whose power is from 3 to 8 horsepower, although on sale you can find more powerful units. Depending on the width of the milling cutters, the surface to be treated in one pass varies from 30 to 100 cm. When choosing such a cultivator, it is necessary to take into account its area, since large units are inexpedient to use in small kitchen gardens, and narrow and low-power devices will long process large areas Of the earth.

What functions can such an assembly perform? Modern gasoline cultivators are able not only to process the soil, but also carry out a number of other actions. With the help of various implements, they can weed beds, plow the soil, hump and plant plants, dig up root crops. To work at the dacha or the plot of land suitable for small gasoline-cultivators, who will treat the soil even in flower gardens. Their low weight makes it possible to use such a tool for women and pensioners. The most popular type of motor cultivator - medium weight machines with attachments. They allow full-scale processing of plots throughout the whole summer season. Most often, such gasoline cultivators have a mass of about 50 kg.

Professional units with a large rototiller and various attachments have increased and lower gears, a reverse. Such devices are designed to handle large areas of land. Cultivators petrol, reviews about which, as a rule, are positive, are produced by various domestic and foreign enterprises. Abroad such units have long been recognized, and we have them still a rare phenomenon. This is largely due to the fact that the cultivators are petrol, prices on which vary on average from 400 to 1000 dollars, can not afford everyone. The products of foreign companies (CROSSER, Pubert, GARDENA, MTD T, FORTE, Hyundai) are quite expensive, and more affordable domestic devices are still rarely available on sale and do not have as many functions as their foreign counterparts.