Wolf Garten C32 B Petrol Tiller/Cultivator

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Growing your own food has never been more popular and your vegetable patch strip or allotment may well need a good going over to prepare it for sowing. Be it onions beans or just more flowers and shrubs a good turning over of the soil is essential allowing air and nutrients in and this powerful labour-saving mini tiller will do the job easily and quickly. Advanced engineering and up-to-the-minute technology are at the heart of the WOLF-Garten C32B Petrol Tiller/Cultivator with an ecologically sound and economically friendly 31cc 4-stroke petrol engine reducing emissions and running quietly and efficiently saving fuel and delivering high performance. This practical piece of garden equipment works by using six strong steel blades Controlled by a sturdy full metal gearbox with eight strong steel tines specially designed to break up and turn over the soil dissembling clumps to create a fine workable tilth. A working width of 32 centimetres enables you to break work between rows of precious plants and avoid damaging them. Lightweight at 17.5 kg and with a steerable front wheel and two adjustable rear wheels it is easy to manoeuvre and handle as well as transport to and from your plot or garden. An integrated water-ballast tank increases the weight during use and therefore helping create consistent pressure helping the tines to dig right down into the soil even if you are working with heavy clay soil. Foldable handles and an integrated carrying handle help you to store and transport the C32B Garden Tiller and soft-grips make the machine comfortable to use and reduces vibrations making the tilling experience even more comfortable and pleasant.

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