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Earthquake 20015 Versa Tiller Cultivator with 99cc 4-Cycle Viper Engine
Item #: 20015 by ARDISAM INC
Brand: Earthquake
UPC #: 00012642002717
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Features
- Quickly turn versa from a tiller into a cultivator
- Smooth pull recoil for an easy start
- Tilling Depth up to 11 In.
- Low center of gravity for maximum stability
- Light enough to turn on a dime with effortless control
- Tool-less Removal of side shields and outer tines
Till Depth
11
Till Width (In.)
11, 16 or 21
Tine Length (in.)
11.75
Engine
Viper
Reverse
No
Fuel Tank Capacity
0.53 Gal.
Engine Type
4-Cycle
Engine Displacement
99cc
Weight
75 Lb.
Wheel Diameter (in)
8
Start Type
Pull
Warranty
5 yr.
Maximum Till Depth
11"
Returnable
No
Height
51"
Defective Code
C
Tine Length
11"
Width
24"
Engine Brand
Viper
Powered By
Gasoline
Maximum Till Width
21"
Sub Brand
Versa
Depth
11"
CARB Compliant
Yes
Tiller Type
Front Tine
Product Type
Cultivator/Tiller
Each Weight
86.000 LB
Velocity
X
Hazardous Material
Yes
Product Overview
Make garden prep simple with this front tine tiller cultivator. The Earthquake Versa is two garden tools in one. It is easily converted from a front tine tiller to a cultivator in just seconds with no tools required. Simply choose between 11, 16 or 21 In. tilling widths and set your tilling depth up to 11 In. deep. As a cultivator, the Versa can weed, mulch and aerate soil. As a tiller, it powers through large plots of land to weed and prepare seed beds for planting. A powerful 99cc Viper engine delivers the right amount of power to turn soil while still being maneuverable.