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Earthquake 41080 Badger 160cc 4-Cycle Front Tine Tiller

Item #: 41080 by ARDISAM INC

UPC #: 00012642044755

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Features
  • Powerful 160cc 4-Cycle Viper Engine
  • Adjustable Tilling Width (11, 16, 21)
  • Low center of gravity for increased control
  • Airless wheels will never go flat
  • Variable wheel settings allow for optimal balance and transport
  • 40.5 In. W x 22 In. H. x 52.48 In. D.
  • 5-Year Limited Warranty

Warranty

5 yr.

Start Type

Recoil

Wheel Diameter (in)

12

Weight

102 Lb.

Engine Displacement

160cc

Engine Type

4 cycle

Fuel Tank Capacity

0.21 Gal.

Reverse

No

Engine

Viper

Tine Length (in.)

11

Till Width (In.)

11, 16, 21

Tine Position

Front

Till Depth

11

Product Overview
The Earthquake Badger front tine tiller features a two-position, heavy-duty, cast iron tail and wheel assembly. With the wheels in the forward position, transport is a breeze. In the extended position, the center of gravity is lowered for incredible control and deep-tilling performance in the row. Powered by a 160cc 4-cycle Viper engine, the Bader provides plenty of power to accomplish your tilling tasks. Easily adjust the tilling width with no tools required by simply adding or removing tines. The tilling width can be adjusted from 11 In. up to 21 In. wide. With its compact frame and balanced weight distribution, the badger allows for fluid navigation in tight growing spaces and stable pivoting capability at the end of garden rows. The airless wheels, robust forged tines, and all steel construction are all hallmarks of a tiller built to last.