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EarthWay High Wheel Cultivator
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Our Price: $199.99

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Product Code: 6500
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Save money and time working in your garden with the EarthWay® 6500 High Wheel Cultivator! Ideal for a multitude of garden jobs, from light plowing and hilling to furrowing, and cultivating the 6500 is a very versatile tool. Handles and framing constructed of heavy-duty powder coated tubular steel for long life. The 24-inch steel wheel makes operating the cultivator through the soil effortlessly and quicker than comparable models. The 3-Position adjustable height handle and tool bar depth makes the 6500 and easy fit to individual needs.

Please note: The 6500 is not intended for use as a groundbreaking tool. It requires soil that has been plowed or tilled.

Features:

  • 3-Position height adjustable handle– for hours of comfortable use
  • Heavy-duty powder coated tubular steel frame
  • Easy change tool bar for quick tool installation
  • Large 24" steel wheel - easy handling in deep soil or rough terrain
  • Includes: NEW Adjustable 5-Tine Cultivator, Moldboard Plow, and Twin End Furrow Plow
  • 5-Year Limited Warranty

Average Rating: Average Rating: 5 of 5 5 of 5 Total Reviews: 1 Write a review »

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5 of 5 June 21, 2021
Reviewer: Nick J. from Peterborough, ON Canada  
So far so good. I had been looking for a high wheel cultivator for a while after using an antique in the past, and loving it. The wheel hoe on the market just look flimsy to me, and are also 2 to 3x as expensive. Sure the set up instructions were not great, but it's not rocket science. Was happy to purchase from a smaller Canadian seller, especially since it was much more affordable than everywhere else I looked. Great customer service with Berry Hill as well, thanks again. Only thing I wished is that they carried the optional hoe attachment, but it does seem really overpriced and an easy DIY.

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