Having worked as a cultivator, I made the main conclusion. The main advantage in his work is not even the facilitation of manual labor, but the quality of the earth that you get at the exit. The earth really becomes very soft and comfortable immediately for landing. This cultivator is suitable for small areas. For example, beds, a greenhouse or in a greenhouse can be processed with them (by the way, a large cultivator will not climb there), but he will not be able to make beds from overgrown…

Used in two greenhouses of 10m. for mixing fertilizers and humus. It does the job perfectly - loosens just to fluff. It is not difficult to pull, it runs smoothly along the beds in two directions. The cutters are bent so that the earth is not scattered to the sides - a smooth groove is obtained. You need to get used to it, work better both forward and backward. Two-stroke engine - of course there is a smell, but the power is good, the main thing is to ventilate well. Plus from him not in speed,

I would give the cultivator a rating of 4 with a minus. Daewoo employees work for 5+, with their professionalism they compensate for many of the shortcomings of this technique. Has some pros: You can be sure that the Daewoo support service will not leave you alone with problems, even after the warranty period has expired. Despite the fact that I applied to the service center 2 times in 1.5 years, they always met me, they even took it for repair and maintenance after the warranty expired, they…

The engine is 2-stroke, so you have to prepare a mixture of gasoline and oil. The cultivator, of course, is not for virgin lands, but for 6 acres, for beds and a greenhouse, it is an absolutely great option. Lightweight and easy to use. The engine starts easily, but you need to open the choke at start-up, and then open it. In general, a simple, understandable, well-made cultivator. I recommend.

For ordinary beds and a greenhouse, it is suitable both in size and in work. It is not suitable for virgin lands, and it is easy for them to process normal land in the beds, since it is no longer a stone. After the passage, you only need to correct the sides with a rake, otherwise the ground is ready immediately. Got pros: Not heavy. He takes the earth in the beds in a greenhouse calmly. It grinds all the clods, the earth turns out good. According to operation at the level of lawn mowers, the…

For women, I still recommend electric cultivators. This, of course, it is more convenient, but without an internal combustion engine understanding the operation, it will be difficult to start and set up the engine. Last year's beds, cultivates easily. The earth gets very light and without lumps. It remains only to form borders with a rake and that's it. Keep in mind that you only need to immerse it in the ground when the knives are untwisted, this is a feature of the clutch. Good cultivator…

They can handle a greenhouse, or a plowed bed. Everything else will be a hand tool faster. He is very weak! You give a little load - it immediately stops. Only in a greenhouse it will be convenient for them to plow a garden bed once a year)))

All the same, this is a cultivator, specifically for loosening the soil. For full-fledged plowing, it does not have enough power and weight. But it loosens the earth in old beds and is great in a greenhouse. The two-stroke engine is not afraid of strong inclinations during operation, however, it “stinks” and makes noise like a lawn mower. It is advisable to use it in small areas: the beds are his strong point. It is transported in an elementary way - it fits into the trunk of any car, and if…

For simple tasks and small volumes - beds and greenhouses. It loosens wonderfully, the humus mixes like a mixer. The transport wheels only interfere with work, it is better to remove it immediately when plowing, and you can also carry it by the handle, the weight is small. If you do not work on virgin soil or turf, then it will do fine. Got pros: Convenient to operate and easy to transport. For small areas. Different cons: It works only on prepared land - bulk beds or on previously dug up, does

Perfect for small beds. If the bed has not been worked on for a long time and / or it is overgrown with grass, more time will be required. But in general, it's okay. Different pros: Lightweight, maneuverable, crumbles the ground into dust (in 2 - 3 passes). Its cons: Build quality: everything is very flimsy, it would be nice to solder the wires to the power button, the wrong size nuts were put in the box, the bayonet, which should regulate the cultivation height, almost immediately unhooked. +…

The unit is very good, starts the first time, copes with the processing of beds. Easily grinds small rubbish - branches, weeds. The design is simple, but quite reliable and soundly made. I will continue to write as new impressions.

Bought for parents, so weight was the most important feature. Of those provided in the store, it was the lightest among gasoline cultivators (only 16 kg, when the next in weight was already 28). Works great. 3.5 horsepower plow like all 5. Burrows into the ground very confidently, pulls well. One refueling is enough for about 30-40 minutes, for a liter tank this is not enough. But in our case, small dimensions and weight are better than an hour of continuous operation. For your site, beds and…

Useful in the economy. It is more interesting and more fun to drip them than with a shovel. You can get tired of making a motor on a boat. Good device. For small areas, this is optimal. Has some pros: Price. Good build quality. There is a service hotline. Remote assistance to start). Has some cons: Before lowering the knives into the ground, you need to disperse them on the surface and deepen them already at speed. This is the nature of his bond. Need dexterity.