Electrical equipment for digging up a vegetable garden
The HECHT 738 cultivator is a household-grade tool that can be used in any area where there is access to electricity. It is equipped with a 1000 W motor, powered by a regular household network of 230 V. The motor transmits rotation to the working parts through a single-speed worm gearbox. On the output shaft of the gearbox there are solid stamped steel cutters (a total of 4 pieces - two on each side). During operation, they rotate at speeds of up to 430 rpm, quickly and thoroughly grinding the soil under the cultivator. The geometry and dimensions of the working bodies make it possible to process a strip 37 cm wide in one pass and loosen the soil to a depth of 20 cm.
A good replacement for a shovel and sapa
Small and light (8.4 kg in this case) tools like the HECHT 738 are sometimes called electroshovels because they perform exactly the same function: dig up the soil to a shallow depth, approximately corresponding to the length of the spade bayonet, break up clods of soil and chop the roots of weeds . But working with a cultivator is much easier than digging beds by hand. This device is equipped with comfortable handles, with which you can press the tool to the ground so that the cutters completely penetrate the soil, or pull it towards you. Due to its small size, the cultivator is suitable for cultivating soil between rows and other narrow places (for example, between bushes, in flower beds or tree trunks), as well as inside greenhouses and greenhouses.
If the HECHT 738 seems not powerful enough for you, we recommend paying attention to its “big brother” - the HECHT 745 cultivator, which has 6 cutters and a 1500 W motor.
