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Walking/Two wheeled tractors

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  • 01-03-2018 6:48pm
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    Registered Users Posts: 60 ✭✭


    Hi,

    I am wondering does any one have experience with buying and using a two walking/wheeled tractor? This summer I hope to tackle a approximately 25 metre (length) and 15m (width) garden. It is very overgrown and uneven. Basically I hope to use the tractor to plough the garden and then reseed the garden with lawnseed. Thanks in advance.


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  • Registered Users Posts: 2,050 ✭✭✭wait4me


    Do you mean a rotovator?


  • Registered Users Posts: 14,973 ✭✭✭✭elperello


    Try your local hire shop.
    They are expensive to buy and you may not have work for it when you finish that job.


  • Registered Users Posts: 18,567 ✭✭✭✭_Brian


    I’d talk to the local vintage club.
    You’ll get a lad with small tractor, a 2 furrow plough and 3ft rotavator who will do a great job for very little.


  • Registered Users Posts: 1,377 ✭✭✭The Red Ace


    I have a 2 wheel tractor and it is the greatest piece of kit ever. It is quite a robust machine that came with several attachments, namely a rotovator, a reversible plough, a mower, and a lawn leveller with several other attachments also available, the mower and rotovator are approx. 40 inches wide. it is powered by a 15.3 hp diesel engine. With the mower it is well capable of cutting grass thistles rushes etc basically any thing that you put it doing. I use it mainly for gardening , if its new ground I first shave it with the mower and then straight in with the rotovator which is capable of going to a depth of 15 inches leaving the earth as fine as sand. My garden plot is usually the size of 2 three bedroom bungalows and from start to finish it takes approx. 3 hours to be ready for planting. The machine I have is a Pasquali with elec start, and a reversible 4 speed gearbox and high and low pto and differential lock. Its a machine that would be well capable of tackling an acre of ground if you were fit enough to stay with it. btw its not an old machine I bought it about ten years ago.


  • Registered Users Posts: 18,567 ✭✭✭✭_Brian


    I have a 2 wheel tractor and it is the greatest piece of kit ever. It is quite a robust machine that came with several attachments, namely a rotovator, a reversible plough, a mower, and a lawn leveller with several other attachments also available, the mower and rotovator are approx. 40 inches wide. it is powered by a 15.3 hp diesel engine. With the mower it is well capable of cutting grass thistles rushes etc basically any thing that you put it doing. I use it mainly for gardening , if its new ground I first shave it with the mower and then straight in with the rotovator which is capable of going to a depth of 15 inches leaving the earth as fine as sand. My garden plot is usually the size of 2 three bedroom bungalows and from start to finish it takes approx. 3 hours to be ready for planting. The machine I have is a Pasquali with elec start, and a reversible 4 speed gearbox and high and low pto and differential lock. Its a machine that would be well capable of tackling an acre of ground if you were fit enough to stay with it. btw its not an old machine I bought it about ten years ago.

    I googled it there.
    Fine looking machines.

    I’d imagine it’s a fair investment though and wontlder would OP get the use out of that much equipment investment. They are talking about going a once off reseed.


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