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Tiller STIGA SRC 685 RG + iron wheels and plough
679,00 €Pay in three equal instalments 3 x 226.33€
Tillers for loosening soil and preparing beds. A tiller loosens the soil for planting and sowing, and saves your back. Saemeister's range includes power tillers of various sizes, for both smaller beds and larger garden plots. Choose a tiller by working width and power, based on the size of the area to be cultivated. As accessories, you'll find ploughs and other attachments.
When choosing a tiller, several factors need to be considered in order to find the right tool that meets your needs and budget. Here are some important aspects worth keeping in mind when choosing a tiller:
1. Tiller type
Tillers can be divided into different categories:
- Lighter, smaller models – suitable for smaller gardens and narrower areas, such as preparing flower beds or establishing a lawn.
- Heavier, larger models – suitable for working larger areas, such as cultivating fields or large plots of garden land.
2. Power
The power of a tiller determines how strong the tool is and how well it can work in different soil types. More powerful tillers are better suited to stonier or heavier soils. If you are dealing with soft, fertile soil, you can also choose a lighter model.
3. Width and working range
The width of tillers varies. The wider the tilling area, the faster you can work larger surfaces. If you are working a small garden or flower beds, you can choose a narrower model; for larger areas a wider model is suitable.
4. Ergonomics and comfort
Choose a tiller that is easy to control and comfortable to use. The adjustability of the handles, the balance of the machine and the distribution of working weight are important factors in avoiding fatigue and ensuring comfortable operation.
5. A wide range of different functions
- Rotating tines (with a rear handle or rear wheels) are an important feature if you plan to work in various directions.
- Adjusting the tines – allows you to set the desired depth to which the tilling penetrates the ground.
6. Motor and starting mechanism
- With an internal combustion engine (petrol-engine) tillers offer more freedom, as they do not depend on the mains power supply.
- Electric tillers are suitable if you work in smaller areas and prefer a more environmentally friendly solution. They are also quieter and require less maintenance.
7. Maintenance and durability
Find out how easy the machine is to maintain. Some tillers are equipped with systems that make maintenance easier, such as removable tine assemblies or reliable engine cooling systems.
8. Brand and price
If possible, prefer well-known and reliable brands that offer a warranty and spare parts. Price is important, but do not focus only on it – more expensive models can offer greater durability and additional features that may pay off in the long run.
9. User feedback and reviews
Read other users' reviews and ratings to get an idea of the machine's reliability and suitability for your needs. Many reviews highlight the strengths and weaknesses of models.
Saemeister's online shop offers a wide selection of tillers from Stihl, Stiga and Texas. A tiller turns tilling the soil at home into an enjoyable task.
