Filters
Clear- Gasoline: You can work for quite a while until the gas runs out, and remotely as they do not depend on wires and sockets.
- Petroleum : You can work for a long time until the oil runs out, and remotely as they do not depend on cables and sockets.
- Electric: You can work at a specific distance from the socket, otherwise you will need an extension cord.
- 2-Stroke : Mixing oil is necessary along with the liquid fuel for their proper functioning. They produce more revolutions, but are noisier and emit more exhaust gases compared to four-stroke engines.
- 4-Stroke : They are advanced engines as they do not require oil mixing, only liquid fuel. They are more cost-effective in their maintenance, have a longer lifespan, and produce less exhaust emissions compared to two-stroke engines.
- Manual start: Simple and reliable method, starting by pulling a cord.
- Electric Starter: Electric start via electric starter, either with a key or a start button.
- Automatic Start: Dual start option with either electric starter or pull cord, depending on your needs.
- The more blades, the better the soil cultivation and more uniform plowing.