Garden Culivators

VIDEO DEMONSTRATIONS AVAILABLE.. Garden cultivators will make the job of digging over the soil so much easier. Gardening Tools Direct supply a selection of high quality garden cultivators from suppliers such as ALKO, Mantis and Rally.

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ALKO Cultivator - GPH250 - £109.99

Al-Ko (ALKO) electric garden cultivator for kitchen and flower gardens. Ergonomic in design and easy to use.

Cultivators

* 250 watt electric motor cultivator, * 160cm, working width, * 12m cable. * Weight; 6.5Kg. Take a closer look at this cultivator

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Mantis Petrol Cultivator - £274.99

Cultivators

The mantis cultivator has a 21.2cc 2-stroke engine and uniquely twisted tines which rotate at 240 rpm which is twice the speed of most tillers. It digs down a full 10" (25cm) even in hard-packed earth. Take a closer look at this cultivator

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Earthquake Cultivator - £392.49

The Earthquake Badger is great at maintaining easy operational control and smooth comfortable digging even in uncultivated soil.

Cultivators

The Earthquake Badger features: Briggs and Stratton 6hp Quantum engine Recoil start Transmission is gear drive 3 way adjustable tilling width - 275mm (11 inches), 400mm (16 inches), 525mm (21 inches) Tilling depth 275mm (11 inches) Tine speed 160 rpm Weight 42Kg Take a closer look at this cultivator

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ALKO Cultivator - MH5001R - £439.00

Plants will thrive with the Farmer cultivator: it loosens the soil, kills all weeds and works in manure, peat and shreddings. The Farmer is a multi-functional cultivator, powerful and easy to use.

Cultivators

* Motor: Briggs & Stratton 5.0Hp. * Power; 3.7KW3600 RPM. * Working width; 50cm. * Weight 47Kg, * Forward gears; 1. * Reverse gears; 1 Take a closer look at this cultivator

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Rally FT5 - £439.00

Cultivators

5hp OHV 4-stroke B&S engine 12”/30cm diameter tines 24"/61cm adjustable working width Forward gear & reverse 6 position depth stake Extremely durable Weight 46kg Take a closer look at this cultivator

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Honda Cultivator - FG500 - £674.00

With a working width of 600mm and a more powerful 4.5hp OHC engine, this is the choice of domestic and professional gardeners who are looking for an all-rounder in the garden.

Cultivators

Deadman main clutch, Working width 966mm, 1 forward speed, 5.0hp OHC 4-stroke engine, ’Y’ shaped hadle bar Take a closer look at this cultivator

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Rally RT5 Cultivator - £699.00

A practicle and easy to use cultivator. Two front wheels make for greater stability and ease of use.

Cultivators

5hp Briggs & Stratton OHV engine, Counter-rotating tines, 43cm (17") till width, Height adjustable handle, Weight 88kg, Take a closer look at this cultivator

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Husqvarna Cultivator CRT51 - £779.99

The Husqvarna CRT51 Cultivator is an advanced and able to handle professional use. Equipped with rear-mounted blades with the capacity to till deep, even in hard soils.

Cultivators

Engine: Briggs & Stratton OHV 5hp, Cultivating width: 43cm, Speeds: 1 forward & 1 reverse, Counter rotating blades, Weight: 90kg, Take a closer look at this cultivator

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Allen cultivators : Atco cultivators : Ariens : Black & cultivators : Briggs & Stratton cultivator engines : Centurion : Cub : Flymos : Harry : Hayter cultivators: Honda cultivators : Husqvarna cultivators : Kohler engines : Lawnflite : Lawn King : McCulloch : Mountfield cultivators : Mowerland : Oleo-Mac : Qualcast cultivators : Simplicity ride-ons : Snapper : Tecumseh cultivator engines : Toro : Troy Bilt : Victa : Viking cultivators : Yanmar : MTD Yardman.

 

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