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Used Cultivators in Hiroshima, Japan

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    Iseki KCR603-HX

    • Manufacturer: イセキ

    Iseki KCR603-HX Power Cultivator This product has been fully serviced. This power cultivator is the perfect size for home gardens. It is capable of not only leveling and tilling, but also simple ridge making.

    $1,265 USD
    Jinsekikogen Town, Japan
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    Iseki KMR403-GHX

    • Manufacturer: Iseki
    • Horsepower: 4 hp
    • Machine weight: 80 kg

    Iseki Mini Cultivator KMR403-GHX Safe and easy to use! Electric starter! The single-axis forward/reverse rotary tiller plows even hard fields thoroughly! Equipped with a ridge-making plate, ridges can be easily m...

    $1,588 USD
    Jinsekikogen Town, Japan
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    Iseki KC44FP

    • Manufacturer: ヰセキ
    • Horsepower: 4 hp
    • Working width: 0.8 m

    Iseki Cultivator KC44FP This product has been tested and is serviced before delivery. Claw replacement is an additional cost. The listed price is for a refurbished model. This cultivator features a square rotor. ...

    $773 USD
    Jinsekikogen Town, Japan

Overview

Cultivators are essential agricultural tools used to prepare the soil for planting by stirring and pulverizing the soil, removing weeds, and mixing in nutrients. They come in various sizes and types, from small, hand-held models to large, tractor-mounted versions, making them suitable for both small gardens and large farming operations.

FAQ

What should I look for when buying a used cultivator?

Check the overall condition, including tines and blades for wear and tear. Review the maintenance history and ensure there are no major rust or structural issues.

How can I safely ship a cultivator?

Choose a reliable shipping company experienced in handling agricultural equipment. Ensure the cultivator is properly secured on the pallet and protected from potential damage during transit.

What maintenance does a cultivator require?

Regularly inspect and clean the tines and blades, check for loose bolts and nuts, and lubricate moving parts. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for specific maintenance intervals.