Description
The Forestwest BM11123 6.5 HP Dual-Rotating Rear-Tine Tiller is a gasoline-powered rotary tiller designed for preparing garden beds, cultivating soil, and breaking up compacted ground. Its rear-tine layout combines powered travel with an 18 in (450 mm) tilling width, making it suitable for gardens, landscaping projects, acreage, and property maintenance.
The BM11123 features a dual-rotating tine system that allows both forward and counter-rotation. Forward rotation is suited to lighter cultivation and previously worked soil, while counter-rotation provides a more aggressive digging action for compacted soil and new ground preparation.
Powered by a 6.5 HP gasoline engine, the BM11123 also features self-propelled wheels to reduce the effort required to move the machine through the working area. With a specified 12 in (300 mm) tilling depth and 18 in (450 mm) working width, it provides a practical option for users who need more capability than a lightweight front-tine cultivator.
Key Features & Benefits
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Dual-Rotating Rear Tines: Switch between forward rotation for lighter cultivation and counter-rotation for more aggressive soil breaking and ground preparation.
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6.5 HP Gasoline Engine: Provides reliable power for garden cultivation, soil preparation, and property maintenance applications.
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18 in (450 mm) Tilling Width: Covers an 18 in working path for efficient soil cultivation while remaining manageable around garden areas.
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12 in (300 mm) Tilling Depth: Provides substantial soil-working depth for preparing planting areas and breaking up suitable ground conditions.
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Self-Propelled Wheels: Powered travel helps reduce the physical effort required compared with manually pushing a conventional cultivator.
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Rear-Tine Design: Positions the cutting tines behind the drive wheels to provide controlled soil cultivation and improved machine stability.
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Versatile Soil Preparation: Suitable for garden beds, vegetable plots, landscaping work, acreage, and general property maintenance.
The BM11123 is particularly suited to users looking for a rear-tine tiller, gasoline rotary tiller, or tiller cultivator for regular soil preparation. Its dual-rotation system provides greater flexibility than a basic single-direction cultivator when working across different soil conditions.
Specifications
| Feature | BM11123 |
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| Engine | 6.5 HP gasoline engine |
| Tilling Width | 18 in (450 mm) |
| Tilling Depth | 12 in (300 mm) |
| Speed | 1 F + 1 R |
| Tine Speed | 190 RPM |
| Drive | Self-propelled |
| Packing Size (LxWxH) | 46.1 × 22.2 × 29.5 in (1,170 × 565 × 750 mm) |
| N.W./G.W. | 92/102 kg |
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is a dual-rotating rear-tine tiller?
A dual-rotating rear-tine tiller allows the tines to operate in both forward and counter-rotation. Forward rotation is suited to lighter cultivation, while counter-rotation provides a more aggressive digging action for compacted soil and ground preparation.
2. What is the tilling width of the BM11123?
The BM11123 has an 18 in (450 mm) tilling width, providing an approximately 18 in working path.
3. How deep can the BM11123 till?
The BM11123 has a specified tilling depth of 12 in (300 mm). Actual working depth will depend on soil type, moisture, compaction, and operating conditions.
4. Is the BM11123 self-propelled?
Yes. The BM11123 features self-propelled wheels to assist with moving the machine through the working area during cultivation.
5. What is the difference between a rear-tine tiller and a front-tine cultivator?
A rear-tine tiller positions the tines behind the drive wheels and is generally suited to more demanding soil preparation. Smaller front-tine cultivators are typically intended for lighter cultivation and previously worked soil.
Frais d'expédition
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