Whether you are planning to lay a brand-new
lawn, tackle an overgrown allotment, prepare a new area of the garden for
planting or simply need to loosen the soil to allow water and nutrients to
reach plants, using a petrol-powered cultivator will take away the need for
hours of digging.
Lawn and garden machinery
experts Cobra offer three hardworking cultivator options with working widths of
10”, 16” and 24” to suit medium to large plots, each has been designed to make
maintaining outdoor spaces quick, easy and enjoyable.
The machines include sharp, robust steel tines
for turning and the loosening soil to expose weeds or to mix in compost and
fertiliser, ergonomic handles and a strong front wheel make guiding the
cultivators around the garden effortless. Each model includes a powerful petrol
engine selected to deliver the right amount of power to suit the tilling width.
The
T24C is a compact cultivator with a working width of 10” making it ideal for
medium-sized gardens or tight spaces. With four tines and a reliable
Cobra engine, it is light and easy to manoeuvre.
Powered by a Briggs
& Stratton 500E Series engine, which provides optimal torque and efficiency
to tackle both soft and compacted soil, the T40B has a 16” working width and
four tines that will cultivate a depth of up to 250mm, making this versatile tiller
ideal for a variety of gardening situations.
With the largest
working width in the range, the T60RB provides power, performance and a range
of premium features.
A Briggs &
Stratton 850E Series ReadyStart engine powers six steel blades that will
cultivate a depth of up to 250mm, working equally as well in compacted soil as
in soft.
The ergonomically
positioned controls feature a convenient reverse gear, whilst protective disks
positioned on the tines’ outer will protect crops.
