Forte 1050 (46617)

Low-speed, but high-torque and powerful diesel engine, this is the best type of engine for a two-wheel tractor. He develops a good effort. A wide cutter (more than a meter wide) plows the ground to a depth of about 20-25 centimeters without any problems. Three speeds: two forward and one slow reverse. At a higher speed, the degree of fluffing increases, but it also becomes more difficult to balance the cultivator. It is easier to work for less, but the speed drops by 30 percent. In general, the work turns out to be physically difficult, a woman cannot cope (with rare exceptions).

He has not a small, but not a large mass of more than 150 kilograms. On the one hand, this is good for plowing, because lighter models with a plow work much worse, stability is not enough. And on the other hand, it is well self-digging into the ground during milling, that is, loosening. The cultivator from the kit is wide, the working width is about a meter, so the processing speed is decent. Turns the cutter of medium power diesel. IMHO, for earthworks, a diesel engine is much preferable to a gasoline four- and even more so two-stroke. The power per unit volume is about the same, but good torque is already obtained at low revs. And a diesel engine is more economical than a gasoline engine. Air cooling, in the heat it works fine, does not warm up. Convenience is added by starting from a starter equipped with its own battery. For additional equipment there is a power take-off shaft. I think to try to install a cone for chopping firewood there, a useful thing.