Motor Cultivator
RINO, LLC
A reliable machine that stays grounded in tough soil and is easy to maintain even for beginners.
Stepping onto the plot with the MCM-840 RINO, you immediately notice the weight—this is no plastic toy, but a solid piece of machinery. Thanks to its sturdy frame and excellent weight distribution, it bites into the soil confidently without bouncing or trying to jump out of the furrow on the first pass. For those working on heavy clay, this is a major benefit: the machine stays grounded and processes lumps thoroughly.
Controls are intuitive, free of unnecessary bells and whistles that tend to fail. The handlebar adjusts to your height, so your back won't ache after a long day—a crucial point for those managing larger plots alone. Vibration is present but remains within the expected range for a petrol machine of this class. The start-up process is predictable: if you keep the air filter clean and use quality oil, it fires up easily even after sitting through the winter.
The real joy of owning an MCM-840 is the accessibility of its components. There are no hidden bolts in awkward spots: you can reach the gearbox, cables, and transmission elements with a basic set of wrenches. Fuel consumption is moderate, provided you don't redline the engine on dry, virgin soil. I recommend checking belt tension and tightening all bolts after the break-in period, as the machine tends to settle in during its first hours of operation.
In short, this is a workhorse designed for plowing, weeding, and hilling, not for display. It requires a basic understanding of maintenance but pays you back by handling the heavy lifting season after season.
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Working Width
Working Width
Maximum width of the soil strip that the cultivator or motorized cultivator can process in one pass. A larger working width is important if you plan to work on large open areas — such a machine will allow you to complete the work in fewer passes. Usually, the width is specified f... |
21 - 40 cm |
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Processing Depth
Processing Depth
Maximum soil processing depth provided by the cultivator. Typically, it ranges from 20-30 cm, with some models reaching up to 40 cm. In practice, deep processing is not always necessary, as it depends on soil type and condition, as well as the crops for which the soil is being pr... |
16 - 20 cm |
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Engine Type
Engine Type
— Gasoline. Internal combustion engine fueled by gasoline. These engines have good power, are simple to operate, and are not limited by power cord length (unlike electric engines). Their drawbacks include high noise levels, exhaust emissions, and the need to purchase fuel and lub... |
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Engine Power
Engine Power
The engine power of the cultivator/motor block in horsepower. This format is used only for gasoline/diesel engines; for electric engines (see "Engine Type"), power is indicated in watts: 1 hp ~ 735 W. Engine power directly affects the machine's performance, particularly the maxim... |
5 - 6 hp. |
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Construction
Construction
— Self-propelled construction. In such cultivators/motor blocks, the engine drives not only the working tool but the entire unit. This eliminates the need for the operator to push the device manually and significantly eases operation — especially with powerful models that have he... |
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| Weight | 51 - 70 kg |
| Number of Cutters | 6 pcs |
| Dimensions | 120x60x140 cm |
| Мощность | 7 л.с. |
| Объём двигателя | 0.21 л |
| Год выпуска | 2017–2024 год |
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| Catalog | Catalog → Motor Cultivator |
| Manufacturer | RINO, LLC |
| Country | Ukraine |
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