will this go trough a soil that has not been cultivated and is full of bush roots.About a girth of a finger at best. Tired of cutting it maybe some hardcore tiller would just hack it all to pieces?
do not buy this piece of junk its too light , only 120 pounds. Plenty of proud Husqvarna owners out there that have no idea what made in PRC means, nowadays their logo is a waste of money. Not the same quality as eralier Husqvarna production. For the same price you could buy more heavier noname chinese tiller with more gears which lets make furrows and plow the soil. TF334 has one gear forward and reverse which lets you only cultivate
Is the current TF325 the same machine you think? I have a small area I want to rotate 45 ft by 20ft approx, for a vegetable garden. The soil is very good, but soft as we get a lot of rain here. I expect the Husqvarna 325 is probably over kill for it, but I may increase my area over time and spending euro 200 on a small electric one is probably a false economy. It will cost me 650 for the TF325, but I see it as a log term investment. How do you think these machines deal with only being used once a year or so? Do they need much maintenance or lubing if left sitting for long periods? Great video, very helpful. Thanks.
will this go trough a soil that has not been cultivated and is full of bush roots.About a girth of a finger at best.
Tired of cutting it
maybe some hardcore tiller would just hack it all to pieces?
Yes it will. It's a heavy machine and it will do the job.
do not buy this piece of junk its too light , only 120 pounds. Plenty of proud Husqvarna owners out there that have no idea what made in PRC means, nowadays their logo is a waste of money. Not the same quality as eralier Husqvarna production. For the same price you could buy more heavier noname chinese tiller with more gears which lets make furrows and plow the soil. TF334 has one gear forward and reverse which lets you only cultivate
Is the current TF325 the same machine you think? I have a small area I want to rotate 45 ft by 20ft approx, for a vegetable garden. The soil is very good, but soft as we get a lot of rain here. I expect the Husqvarna 325 is probably over kill for it, but I may increase my area over time and spending euro 200 on a small electric one is probably a false economy. It will cost me 650 for the TF325, but I see it as a log term investment. How do you think these machines deal with only being used once a year or so? Do they need much maintenance or lubing if left sitting for long periods? Great video, very helpful. Thanks.
μηπως ξερεις πως το γρασαρουν??? και σε ποιο σημειο??
Watch this video before you buy. So you’re saying don’t buy it? Don’t understand. What I read is don’t buy?
I mean buy it, it works perfectly. It's a very good machine.