Outdoor Power Equipment

September 2016

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EQUIPMENT FOCUS 38 SEPTEMBER 2016 OUTDOOR POWER EQUIPMENT www.outdoorpowerequipment.com G R O U N D B R E A K E R S ( T R E N C H E R S & T I L L E R S ) Merry Tiller by MacKissic With more than 65 years of serving the gardening enthusiast, the landscaping community, and the rental industry, MacKissic's Merry Tiller offers the ideal solution for tilling needs. The Merry Tiller's mid-tine design delivers better balance and even-weight distribution over the tines for faster, deeper tilling. The all-steel construction furnishes both strength and long-lasting durability. The tiller's transmission is comprised of heavy-duty roller chains, as well as heat-treated and hardened sprockets. A "00" grease bath lubricates the transmission parts for years of useful service. The tiller's cast-iron hitch, structural angle iron frame, and all- welded tines provide excellent value. The Merry Tiller is available in 3 models: Minnie, Suburban and International (with engine options of Briggs & Stratton, Subaru or Honda) to suit every tilling need. MacKissic, Inc. Mantis 4-cycle tiller (#7940) Easy to start, quiet to operate, and with no fuel mixing required, the Mantis 4-cycle tiller (#7940) weighs only 24 pounds, but is tough and durable enough for commercial jobs. Powered by a premium 25-cc Honda 4-cycle engine, this lightweight powerhouse is tough enough to till through sod and compacted dirt, but it is easy to carry, start and use. The Mantis tiller is an ideal tool to create flowerbeds and shrub gardens — quickly and easily. It also excels at making quick work of time-consuming jobs like digging planting holes for shrubs and trees. The curved tines can till a full 10 inches deep. Then, by simply turning the tines around, the tiller can be converted into a cultivator that can precision-weed around delicate plants and seedlings. This tiller can meet most challenges, and its curved tines come with a lifetime guarantee against breakage. Mantis/Schiller Grounds Care, Inc. Little Beaver's Kwik-Trench mini-trencher Little Beaver's Kwik-Trench mini-trencher is available in 2 models, the KT200B and KT2400B, capable of trenching up to 30 feet per minute. They can tackle landscape edging; root pruning; and the installation of plumbing and drainage lines, low-voltage wiring, silt fences and sprinkler systems. They can also cut through compacted clay, road fill, asphalt, and tree roots up to 10 inches thick. With a 5.5-hp. engine, the KT200B is capable of producing trenches up to 8 inches deep and 1 to 3 inches wide. Powered by an 8-hp. engine, the KT2400B can produce trenches up to 12 inches deep and 1 to 4 inches wide. An optional trailer is available to make transporting the Kwik-Trench a snap. Little Beaver Inc. Mantis 4-cycle tiller (#7940) Easy to start, quiet to operate, and with no fuel mixing required, the Mantis 4-cycle tiller (#7940) weighs only 24 pounds, but is tough and durable enough for commercial jobs. Powered by a premium 25-cc Honda 4-cycle engine, this lightweight powerhouse is tough enough to till through sod and compacted dirt, but it is easy to carry, start and use. The Mantis tiller is an ideal tool to create flowerbeds and shrub gardens — quickly and easily. It also excels at making quick TrenchBadger Pro 12 The TrenchBadger Pro 12 is a handheld tool designed for those serious about trenching. Its lightweight (just 25 pounds), versatile and portable design makes it easy to transport, trench tough jobs, and finish early. The patented V-Trench powerhead leaves a clean, accessible, 2.5-inch trench at the bottom and a 4-inch-wide trench at the top! With a powerful 1.9-hp. engine and 2 ferocious, carbide-tip excavating blades, the TrenchBadger Pro 12 offers full authority to dig up to 12 inches deep through the toughest soils and roots — it doesn't just rip; it cuts. Rocks and roots, as well as tight areas and the back of a truck are all no problem for the TrenchBadger Pro 12. TrenchBadger, Inc.

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