43cc 2-Cycle Gas Cultivator

Description

The Earthquake MC43 Cultivator is a garden superstar when it comes to weeding, working in fertilizer, or aerating soil. Its small size and light weight not only make it easy to transport, but it also increases maneuverability through garden rows without damaging your plants. The high-performance 43cc Viper engine delivers the right amount of power to work through all different types of pre-tilled soil.

43cc 2-cycle viper engine
Adjustable cultivating depth
Variable speed, throttle and clutch control
Easy to assemble
Adjustable wheels for ease of transport
Optional attachable dethatcher kit or edger kit available

Additional information

Assembled Depth (in.)	35.2 in
Product Weight (lb.)	33
Foldable handle	No
Fuel Tank Capacity (gallons)	.3
Maximum Till Depth (in.)	8
Maximum Till Width (in.)	10
Number of tines	4
Oil Capacity (oz.)	.72
Engine Make	OEM Branded
Power Type	Gas
Recommended Oil Type	Viper brand 2-cycle oil
Reconditioned	No
Returnable	30-Day
Reverse	No
Start Type	Pull
Certifications and Listings	CARB Compliant
Engine Type	2 Cycle
Wheel Width (in.)	1.5
Engine Displacement (cc)	43
Engine Cycles	2 Cycle
Commercial/Residential	Residential
Commercial	No
CA (CARB) Compliant	CARB Compliant
Assembly Required	Yes
Adjustable Handle	Yes
Adjustable Forward Speed	Yes
Assembled Height (in.)	40 in
Wheel Diameter (in.)	7.1
Tine length (in.)	8.5
Product Width (in.)	17.6
Product Height (in.)	40
Product Depth (in.)	35.2
Assembled Width (in.)	17.6 in
Manufacturer Warranty	Product – 1 Year Limited Warranty, Engine – 2 Year Limited Warranty

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43cc 2-Cycle Gas Cultivator

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