Built for Deep Soil Loosening

This soil processing unit uses 48 steel tines arranged along a rotating shaft to interact with ground layers during operation. The drive system reaches up to 270 RPM through a gear-linked transmission that maintains steady rotation. A penetration range allows contact beneath surface layers in a single pass. The handle assembly is positioned at 45 inches height for vertical alignment between operator input and tine movement. The battery interface uses a 20V lithium-ion slide-in connection for standardized electrical coupling.

Deep Tilling Made Quick

Electrical input is converted into rotational movement through an internal gearbox connected to the tine assembly. A dual-trigger mechanism requires two simultaneous inputs before activation. The working span covers soil contact across the full rotating head. Depth reach extends up to 9 inches depending on ground resistance and applied pressure through the handle structure. The package includes one battery unit for the power slot located at the rear housing.

Control Layout and Cleaning Access

The main handle extends to 45 inches, aligning operator control above the rotating section. A secondary grip point supports two-handed positioning along the frame. The battery slides into a rear-mounted dock and locks through a latch mechanism. A detachable gear section allows removal of material buildup after operation. Control switches are positioned within thumb reach along the handle interface.