Terracut Cultivator Forest Soil - 25 mm Ash
Description
Terracut Cultivator Forest Soil - 25 mm Ash
The Terracut Cultivator Forest Soil 25 mm is a robust cutting blade specially designed for efficient soil cultivation and sustainable weed removal. This cultivator fits blade-compatible brushcutters and is distinguished by its safe and practical design. Instead of striking or throwing, the Terracut cuts through the soil, minimizing recoil and splashing.
Why choose the Terracut?
The Terracut is ideal for both forestry and garden maintenance. In forestry operations, you can work up to 150 spots per hour, saving time and energy. The natural rejuvenation process of the soil is maintained, while the soil is prepared only where you want to plant. This makes this tool suitable for both large areas and smaller gardens.
Usage and advantages
- Easy to assemble like a normal mowing blade
- Suitable for both weed removal in the garden and soil preparation in the forest
- For heavier jobs, an engine size of at least 35 cm³ is recommended
- Minimizes kickback by always working with three tines in the ground
- Regular checking for wear is important, especially with sandy soil
Technical specifications Terracut Cultivator Forest Soil 25 mm Axis
- Production: Made in Sweden
- Axis diameter: 25 mm
- Weight: 200 g
- Use: For brushcutters with blades
- Recommended engine capacity: minimum 35 cm³
Compatibility.
The 25 mm version is suitable for:
- Stihl FS131 and FS240
- Husqvarna 336FR and larger saws
Reliable choice
The Terracut Cultivator Forest Soil 25 mm Shaft offers Swedish quality and ease of use in one. A safe and durable solution for anyone who wants to efficiently prepare the soil for new planting or maintenance.
Specifications
| General | |
|---|---|
| Product | Terracut Cultivator Forest Soil 25 mm Ash |
| Brand | Terracut |
| Shaft diameter | 25 mm |
| Weight | 200 g |
| Use | For brushcutters with blades |
| Recommended engine capacity | minimum 35 cm³ |
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Compatibility
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Stihl FS131 and FS240 |
| Country of manufacture | Sweden |