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Used Cultivators in Hiroshima, Japan

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    Iseki KCR603-HX

    • Manufacturer: Iseki
    • Model: KCR603-HX

    Iseki Cultivator KCR603-HX This product has been serviced and is ready for use. A cultivator type with a size perfect for home gardens. In addition to leveling tilling work, it is also capable of simple ridgin...

    $1,250 USD
    Jinsekikogen Town, Japan
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    Iseki KMR403-GHX

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

    Isekki Mini Tiller KMR403-GHX Safe and easy to use! Safety starter equipped!! One-shaft forward/reverse rotary tills firmly even in hard fields. Equipped with ridge-creating plate; no need to replace tines or at...

    $1,569 USD
    Jinsekikogen Town, Japan
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    Nipro HS2220B-A1

    • Manufacturer: Nipro
    • Working width: 2.2 m

    Niplo Wakering Plow? HS2220B-A1 Tested and serviced, this product is handed over after maintenance. The store display price is for a serviced item. Working width is 2.2m cultivator? Actually 2.2m plow? Origin...

    $1,527 USD
    Jinsekikogen Town, Japan
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    Iseki KC44FP

    • Manufacturer: Iseki

    Institutional Wakaki Management Machine KC44FP Operation confirmed, product will be delivered after maintenance. Replacement of claws is an additional cost. The in-store displayed price includes maintenance. T...

    $764 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.