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BCS 710 Gardener
Model 710 tractor with the 18"
rototiller is a great performing small tiller. With good rearward
weight bias putting a higher percentage of the weight on the tiller along
with high tine speed and efficient power transmission to the tiller, this
machine breaks new ground faster and more thoroughly than any we've seen in
our 25 years using tillers. The 710 Gardener out performs much larger
and more powerful tillers of the competitors. Now available with a 296cc Yanmar L70AE-D1
Diesel engine for the professional user. This model features the long life Diesel engine with low
fuel consumption and high torque allowing the 710 model to handle larger
tillers, wider sickle bar mowers and the 26” wide rotary brush mower. The Yanmar engine has a compression
release allowing easy starting.
Wheels and tires are 20% larger in diameter than the standard 710
model giving the 710YD7 higher ground speed as well as higher ground
clearance. This model
cannot be sold in California By turning the handlebars 180o
a 30”, 40 or 45” sickle bar
mower can be attached. Either Gardener model works effectively with a
ground speed of 1.4 mph being excellent for brush cutting. There is a
0.6 mph reverse speed to aid backing out at the end of a cut. (Most
walk-behind sickle bar mowers have no reverse. Pulling them backwards
is a chore.)
BCS 710 YD7 Diesel with 26” Rototiller BCS 712 Gardener Plus
The 712 tractor like the 710 has a small
frame design with the same great balance and high tine speed. The a
choice of two Honda GX series engines.
These Honda engine are known for their long life and easy
starting. The 712GX5 has a 5.5hp
Honda engine to tilling and for sickle bar and brush mowing. The 712GX8 has an 8hp Honda GX240
engine to power larger attachments like sicklebar mowers up to 47” wide, snow
thrower, 40” Power Sweeper and PTO Chipper/Shredder. These units also are sold to the
rental equipment market where they have to withstand the use (and abuse) by
untrained and occasional equipment users. The BCS 712 two-wheel tractors are real workhorses!
No-Time-Limit Warranty
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This site was last updated on July 11, 2006 |