Two-wheel tractors & Cultivators

The OPT118 is powered by a Kohler Command PRO CH270 7 HP 208 cc engine equipped with a direct drive chain trencher that travels at 180 ft/min to create 18 in. deep by 4 in. wide channels using its 3/8 in. plow plates and 21 quick change carbide alloy high pressure tri cut teeth that run at 400 RPM, and to ensure a cleaner operation, the OPT118 is equipped with a 6 inch side off loading auger that removes dirt from the channel. This machine also features a heavy duty steel construction, adjustable handle with a release and stop safety hand grip, and 15 in. 6 wheels with auto lock in reverse capability.

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The Fusion Drill Adaptive Cultivator simply attaches to any cordless drill and creates a powerful and lightweight cultivating tool for your established garden. Its durable. Constructed of a high density plastic and machined aluminum the Fusion Cultivator was made to mix, aerate and weed garden soil. 4 robust steel tines slice through soil with ease. An oversized adjustable handle allows the user to comfortably position the cultivator. The included side support bars add more control when using the cultivator in hard soil or next to delicate plants. It is portable and lightweight. At 6 lbs. this unit can be ran by almost anyone in any garden setting. Other battery powered cultivators require maintenance …

The Earthquake Badger front tine tiller features a two-position, heavy-duty, cast iron tail and wheel assembly. With the wheels in the forward position, transport is a breeze. In the extended position, the center of gravity is lowered for incredible control and deep-tilling performance in the row. Powered by a 160cc 4-cycle viper engine, the Bader provides plenty of power to accomplish your tilling tasks. Easily adjust the tilling width with no tools required by simply adding or removing tines. The tilling width can be adjusted from 11 in., up to 21 in. wide. With its compact frame and balanced weight distribution, the Badger allows for fluid navigation in tight growing spaces and stable pivoting …