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The Raider RD-ST17 petrol tiller is a practical and versatile solution for cultivating soil in home gardens, yards, and small agricultural areas. The model combines a reliable petrol engine, stable construction, and the ability to adapt to various working conditions, making it suitable for both primary soil cultivation and more precise tasks.
Petrol rotary tiller 139cc 2.4kW (3.22hp) 36/60cm RD-ST17
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- The tiller is equipped with a petrol engine with a displacement of 139 cm³ and a power of 2.4 kW (3.22 hp), which provides sufficient torque and stable operation when cultivating various soil types. The maximum revolutions reach 3000 min⁻¹, and the manual starter ensures easy and reliable starting.
- One of the main advantages of the Raider RD-ST17 is the adjustable tilling width – 360 or 600 mm. With a width of 600 mm, the machine allows for quick and efficient cultivation of larger areas, reducing the number of passes and saving time and effort.
- With a reduced working width of 360 mm, the tiller is extremely suitable for narrow and hard-to-reach areas – between rows, around fences, walls, curbs, trees, and in greenhouses. The narrower grip provides better control, higher precision, and easier maneuvering, without the risk of damaging already formed areas or plants.
- The tilling depth can be adjusted within the range of 150 to 260 mm, allowing adaptation to the type of soil and the specific task – from shallow cultivation to deeper loosening.
- The machine has a fuel tank with a volume of 0.9 l and an oil sump with a capacity of 0.4 l, ensuring an optimal balance between compactness and continuous operation. The engine works with SAE30, 5W30 or 10W40 oils, and the gearbox uses transmission oil for reliable and long-lasting operation.
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- Brand: Raider Garden Tools
- Code: 076917
- Category: Forest and Garden Equipment, Garden Machinery, Tillers
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