Rotavator help

[LOUBLOU1]

Sorry folks, not really sure where to put this ?

We have bought a rotorvator but know nothing about it. Can anyone help?

What make is it any ideas?

Thanks

Lou

[scarey55]

Hello Loublou1,

JanieB asked pretty much the same question the other day, if you look <<HERE>> you will find loads of good info. The only thing I would say is they are a bit of an animal so make sure you have a good grip on it when you start

[LOUBLOU1]

Hiya

Thanks for the info. We have had a rotorvator before but only a small one - sorry this is a newly acquired one - a bigger beast. Was wondering if anyone knew the make of it.

Thanks

Lou

[scarey55]

That'll teach me to read the post more carefully

No idea about the make either, sorry. I'm sure there's a Grape out there who will know though.

[Hilary B]

Can't identify the make, but it looks rather more powerful than the usual type. Some you use without the wheels (which are purely for getting it where you want it) others you use with wheels, the wheels try to go forwards, the 'working bit' tries to go backwards. From what I understand, this might be one of the latter type, which I believe produce more results for about the same effort input by the user. Best of luck!

[Aberdeenplotter]

Dunno the make but it looks like a super bit of kit. Mine is a merry tiller which drives with the cutting blades but your one will be able to concentrate on driving with the drive wheels and cutting with the cutting blades and should require much less effort from you. Enjoy.