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tillers, rotavators, and cultivators: what's the difference?
Hello,
Please can you tell me what is the difference between a tiller, rotavator, and a cultivator, or are they all the same thing? I have taken on an allotment and I've started digging but my back is getting tired so I thought about some mechanical help! I was thinking of hiring something and there is an HSS shop that I drive past most days. They have what they call a tiller, a digger, and a rotavator, as found he http://www.hss.com/c/1014440/Garden-Clearance.html Has anyone used any of these and what were your opinions? I was thinking of saving money and using the tiller (cheapest). The paper catalogue says it is suitable for gardens and allotments but it also says "not for large areas or uncultivated ground". What are the definitions of large and uncultivated? Will it be ok for my allotment or not? The digger seems to be the next size up. The catalogue says an estate car is needed to fit it in but the shop manager said the handles fold to half its size and it should fit into any car. What were your experiences? Thanks. |
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