HECHT 5654
 | Outdated Product Powerful knife self-propelled verticutter with a powerful petrol engine for conditioning lawns and lawns of large areas. Well adapted for long continuous operation in all weather conditions. Unlike electric models, it has good mobility and almost unlimited battery life. The manufacturer is positioned as a product of the upper part of the middle price category, designed to solve professional tasks of landscape design and rehabilitation of large grass surfaces for sports purposes. The HECHT 5654 verticutter is equipped with a 38 cm working shaft with 18 steel blades. Energetic rotation of the shaft provides a gasoline single-cylinder 4-stroke engine with a capacity of 3.5 hp. with overhead valves, working through an efficient belt drive. Moving knives create multiple surface cuts in the surf...ace layer of the soil and effectively comb out the stems of dead plants, moss, fallen leaves and other debris from it. Such treatment thins the grass, facilitates the access of water, fertilizers, oxygen to the root system of plants and promotes the accelerated growth of dense grass cover. Depth control is carried out by a 6-stage synchronous central switch. The verticutter has a decent fuel capacity (1.6 liters) and is equipped with wide wheels that allow the verticutter to move confidently over any lawn without significant damage to plants. |
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Powerful knife self-propelled verticutter with a powerful petrol engine for conditioning lawns and lawns of large areas. Well adapted for long continuous operation in all weather conditions. Unlike electric models, it has good mobility and almost unlimited battery life. The manufacturer is positioned as a product of the upper part of the middle price category, designed to solve professional tasks of landscape design and rehabilitation of large grass surfaces for sports purposes.
The HECHT 5654 verticutter is equipped with a 38 cm working shaft with 18 steel blades. Energetic rotation of the shaft provides a gasoline single-cylinder 4-stroke engine with a capacity of 3.5 hp. with overhead valves, working through an efficient belt drive. Moving knives create multiple surface cuts in the surface layer of the soil and effectively comb out the stems of dead plants, moss, fallen leaves and other debris from it.
Such treatment thins the grass, facilitates the access of water, fertilizers, oxygen to the root system of plants and promotes the accelerated growth of dense grass cover. Depth control is carried out by a 6-stage synchronous central switch. The verticutter has a decent fuel capacity (1.6 liters) and is equipped with wide wheels that allow the verticutter to move confidently over any lawn without significant damage to plants.
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Self propelled verticutter
Lawn care work will be easier and more enjoyable if the aerator moves independently. For this you will need HECHT 5654. This is a self-propelled verticutter. It doesn't need to be pushed because it has wheel drive. Yes, part of the engine power is spent on movement, but this does not affect the performance of the lawn so much, because, despite the steel body, the aerator is not very heavy (27 kg).
The more adjustments, the better.
This model has a very wide range of settings — as many as six fixed depth settings. They can be changed with a single movement of the hand. Simply move the lever to lower the 18 blades mounted on the shaft into the ground up to 12mm deep, or raise the shaft up to 10mm to simply roll the machine over a no-till area. The stock of fuel that fits in the tank is enough for about 14 acres of lawn.
Aerator for smart (or just lazy)
The HECHT self-propelled aerator will appeal to those who do not want to push equipment across the lawn, overcoming bumps and earth slides made by moles, but prefer to simply walk behind the verticutter, controlling its work.
