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Used Cultivators in Oregon, USA

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    17' M&W Dyna-Drive 5000 Rotary

    17' M&W Dyna-Drive 5000 Rotary Cultivator

    • Manufacturer: M&W

    17', 2 available

    $15,000 USD

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    Est. $295/mo

    Oregon, USA
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    2026 FIELD POWER YK-19 FIELD

    2026 FIELD POWER YK-19 FIELD CULTIVATOR

    • Manufacturer: FIELD POWER

    FIELD POWER SPRING CULTIVATORS FIXED FRAME AND FOLDABLE MODELS DOUBLE ROLLER STANDARD 3PT MOUNT YK-19 SHANKS 19 WIDTH 6'5'' TRANSPORT WIDTH 6'8'' WT 1400 $ 5,500 YK-21 SHANKS 21 WIDTH 7'8'' TRANS...

    $5,500 USD

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    Est. $108/mo

    Bend, OR
  • Damcon Cultivators

    Damcon Cultivators

      Damcon Cultivators Damcon Cultivators from 26 in. wide to 57 in. wide with Kress Finger Weeder The finger weeder is a wheel with synthetic fingers which are driven by multiple tines on the bottom which grips in t...

      Cornelius, OR
    • S-Tine Cultivator 5′

      S-Tine Cultivator 5′

        S-Tine Cultivator 5′ Cat 1, 3 Pt Hitch Reversible Points 1 Bolt Shank Adjustment Forged steel S-tines Solid welded frame 9 – S-Tine See our other cultivators here. The S-Tine Cultivator 5′ uses coiled spring stee...

        $890 USD
        Keno, OR
      • Arena Cultivator

        Arena Cultivator

        • Manufacturer: Arena

        Arena Cultivator 60″ Wide Cat 1, 3 PT hitch 9 – S Tines Wide sweeps Adjustable spacing Leveling Bar With Spiked Teeth Spring Loaded Cage Roller Quick Hitch Compatible Arena Cultivator: There’s nothing like riding...

        $2,990 USD
        Keno, OR

      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.