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A powerful front-tine tiller for domestic use, this petrol powered machine from Webb is suitable for the most compacted and heavy soil-types and will prove highly effective if you’re looking to break-up previously uncultivated ground. Supplying the robust, sharp-tipped steel tines with a huge 2.9kw of power via high-torque gearing is a reliable 161cc OHV engine. With its wide 56cm working-width, the Webb WEPT560MM 4-Stroke Petrol Tiller will cover lots of ground with every pass. However, if you’re working in a more confined area, you can lessen the working-width with its removeable tines. It combines a fixed handlebar with perfectly positioned controls for excellent comfort and manoeuvrability; additional features include a transport wheel for mobility and an adjustable depth-skid which means you can be as gentle or aggressive in approach as required (the maximum tilling-depth is 13cm). Specifications • Power: Petrol • Cutting Width: 56cm (22") • Tilling Depth: 13cm (5") • Engine Capacity: 161cc • Handle Type: Fixed • Weight: 30kg Features & Benefits • Powerful petrol tiller designed for the domestic user • 161cc Petrol Engine • Self Propelled • 15cm (6") Front Transport Wheel • Crop Protection Discs
Price: £299.95 from Tooled Up
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