Light tiller with side shift TL 125 (SK) 4FARMER - orange

How does a tiller work and why is it worth using?

A tiller is a device designed to mechanically dig, break up, and loosen the soil. Using a tiller, we can remove old lawn turf, dig up the soil, remove weeds, and level the ground, preparing it for a new lawn or vegetable crop. Additionally, a tiller is useful in orchards, for growing grapes, or removing weeds between rows.

What does it look like in practice?

Rotating blades cut and crumble soil fragments. The tiller is equipped with massive, laterally curved blades that thoroughly mix the soil. Four blades are mounted on the working shaft, for a total of 28 blades. The working width is 125 cm, and the working depth is 8-12 cm. For the tiller to work properly and perform its task, it should be used with a tractor with a recommended power of at least 18 HP. This will ensure properly prepared soil for subsequent work.

In the case of tillers, a drive chain is used, which requires the use of a PTO shaft with a safety device, i.e. a breakaway wedge or clutch, to protect the tractor's gears and the machine's transmission.

The TL 125 4FARMER tiller is simple in design and solidly constructed. The hinged hatch makes it easier to keep the machine clean and provides better access to the main shaft and the blade axle.

The effect of using the TL 125 4FARMER tiller?

Abundant harvests of vegetables and fruits, and a uniform, lush lawn after replacing old turf or dried grass.

*Illustrative photo, shows the TL 135 model.