Tiller RURIS 5600R

Order code: 5600r2017  

RURIS 5600R Hobby Tiller is ideal for preparing the soil before planting the seeds, for growing vegetables in greenhouses and solariums, but also for creating new gardens and flower beds. The 4 hp engine is powerful enough to work the terrain efficiently.

• Use in tight spaces

With a working width of 550 mm, RURIS 5600R Hobby Tiller is suitable for cultivating with a higher efficiency and care of the tightly positioned crops.

RURIS 5600R Hobby Tiller is suitable for light soils, specific to gardens, solariums and greenhouses, but also for sandy soils. It is compact and recommended for rows between crops that are left in the vegetation.

• Easy to use

The RURIS 5600R Hobby Tiller is reliable and very easy to use, giving users a ready-to-cultivate soil to cultivate.

The concave shape of the active knives reduces shock when impacted by the ground, and the transport wheels help to handle the storage area quickly and easily in the area of use. Thanks to the robust and precise cutting knives, cutting the soil is very easy. Being so easy to use, any person, even without experience, will have a guaranteed success in the garden, greenhouses or solariums.

• Facilities

The advantages of the RURIS 5600R Hobby Tiller refer to the technical features, such as the endowment with the General Engine engine in 4 strokes, with a low fuel consumption, which increases the efficiency and decreases the operating costs. The aluminum transmission housing also allows the use of hard soils that need to be prepared for sowing, which is why it cannot be damaged over time.

The cutting system consists of 2 removable segments, one with a group of cutters and another with two groups of cutters. Thus users can work both in narrow spaces between the culture and in open spaces with the two segments mounted.

The filtering dosing of the extra air absorbed by the engine ensures its functionality in difficult conditions. Transmission with tapered sprockets in oil bath leads to high reliability, resistant to mechanical shocks over time.