Husqvarna TR 348 Cultivator
£1,300.00
The Husqvarna TR 348 Cultivator is a light-weighted, compact and easy to use tiller with great manoeuvrability.
Husqvarna TR 348 Cultivator
The Husqvarna TR 348 Cultivator is a light-weighted, compact and easy to use tiller with great manoeuvrability. It is equipped with high-quality transmission and Heli coiled tines and 48 cm working width it offers both great performance and durability.
- Motor/engine manufacturer Briggs & Stratton
- Cylinder displacement 208 cm³
- Working depth 15 cm
- Working width 48 cm
The Husqvarna TR 348 Cultivator has an adjustable handlebar. It adjusts both horizontally and vertically for best working position. This machine also sports an easy-adjust drag bar, for different working conditions. There is a foldable handlebar for easy storage and transport. It also has a handlebar-mounted gear selection. The handle is ergonomic with easy-access controls.
What are the differences between Garden Tillers and Cultivators?
Do you know the difference between a garden tiller and garden cultivator? Find out more now so you can choose the right petrol tiller or cultivator for the outdoor jobs you need to do.
To end the confusion, in this article we’ll explain the particular roles of garden tillers and cultivators, so you can decide which tool you really need for the outdoor task you have at hand.
What is a Tiller?
Put simply, a garden tiller is designed to break up hard, compact soil into loose, broken-up dirt that can then be used for planting. Two different types of garden tillers are available: front-tine, or rear-tine. Here’s how they differ.
Front-Tine Tillers
If you have a small to medium-sized garden or allotment, and the ground you need to break is firm, but not completely solid, a front-tine tiller like the Husqvarna TF 324 petrol tiller may be the most suitable equipment.
As the wheels are behind the ‘tines’ on front-tine soil tillers, they are easier to maneuvre in more compact areas, whether you’re pushing, turning or reversing, and they make breaking fairly hard ground and loosening soil a breeze. As an added bonus, front-tine tillers tend to be smaller in size than their rear-tine counterparts, making storage and transportation much easier too.
Rear-Tine Tillers
When you need more power to break up very hard or rocky ground over a larger area, a rear-tine tiller like the Husqvarna TR 430 petrol tiller will be your ideal assistant.
They are larger, tougher and more powerful than front-tine tillers, and although they are heavier and more difficult to manoeuvre their weight provides an advantage when you need to loosen very hard ground in an extensive garden or allotment, or smaller piece of land.
What is a Cultivator?
The purpose of a lawn tiller is to break up hard and compact soil, whereas a garden cultivator like the Husqvarna T300RH petrol cultivator serves to mix up soil that is already loose and stir in compost or fertiliser so that it is ready for planting.
Garden cultivators aren’t suitable for breaking up firm ground but they can make your loose soil even finer, so that your garden or allotment will look better than ever.
Take a look at our full range of light duty lawn tillers and cultivators now to find the perfect piece of equipment to transform your home garden or allotment.
Technical Specifications
Engine
• Cylinder displacement 208 cm³
• Net power at preset rpm Energy 4.5 kW
• Rotational speed 3300 rpm
• Motor/engine manufacturer Briggs & Stratton
• Engine name 950 Series
• Exhaust emissions (CO2 EU V) 840.5 g/kWh[1]
Capacity
• Tine diameter 300 mm
• Working depth 15 cm
• Working width 48 cm
• Cultivator type Rear-tine
• Number of tines 4
• Depth adjustment steps 7
Transmission
• Transmission type Chain/Gear
• Transmission steps forward 2
• Transmission steps reverse 1
• Detachable transmission No
Equipment
• Vertically adjustable handlebar Yes
• Horizontally adjustable handlebar Yes
• Foldable handlebar Yes
• Handlebar-mounted gear selection No
• Reverse gearbox Yes
• Drag bar Yes
• Plant guards No
• Chevron tyres No
Dimensions
• Tyre size 345 mm
• Weight 3 kg
Sound and Noise
• Sound pressure level at operator’s ear 84.5 dB(A)
