170F
Hening 170F Gasoline Double-Chain Track Micro Tiller is intended for farm, garden and land-maintenance work. Final power, voltage, tooling and packing are confirmed for the selected configuration and destination market.
| Model | 170F gasoline |
|---|---|
| Power option | 4KW |
| Dimensions (L×W×H) | 1480*510*1000mm |
| Starting method | Manual Pull Start |
| Fuel tank | 3.6 L |
| Transmission | Belt Drive |
| Handle adjustment | 4 Way Adjustable |
This walk-behind tiller is listed with a 170F gasoline engine and a double-chain tracked running assembly. The source photographs show an operator-held handle, engine, guarded belt-drive area, implement connection and metal track assembly. The documented model is the gasoline version; a generic diesel/gasoline field in the source is not evidence that both engines are included.
The selected source option states 4KW, and the detail text states 4.0kW. Starting is described as manual pull start, with a 3.6 L fuel tank and belt-drive transmission. Confirm the fitted engine, fuel specification, service interval and actual drive arrangement against the delivered machine. Do not infer working width or output from engine power alone.
The supplier describes four-way handle adjustment. Set the handle to suit the operator and use the machine within the operating limits in its manual. The source promotes use on orchards and muddy ground, but gives no verified maximum slope, traction rating or operating speed. Inspect ground conditions and avoid assuming that tracks make steep or unstable ground safe.
The source lists weeding, plowing, trenching, fertilizing, sowing and harrowing. Those operations require the corresponding compatible implements and setup. The implement connector shown in the photographs is not proof that every attachment is included. Confirm each attachment, coupling, operating width and working depth in the quotation.
The source dimensions are 1480*510*1000mm. Its weight field contains 100 without a unit; this page does not silently label that figure as kilograms. Wooden-case packing is described in the source detail text. Ask for confirmed net and gross weights, packed dimensions and handling points before arranging delivery.
Provide the soil type, crop rows, required operations and intended attachments. Ask for the gasoline-engine configuration, attachment list, replacement belts, track parts and maintenance instructions. The source lists a one-year warranty and inspection/test documents, subject to written confirmation of availability and coverage.
The selected model and detail description identify 170F gasoline. A separate generic diesel/gasoline field is ambiguous and is not treated as the delivered configuration.
Not necessarily. Weeding, plowing, trenching, fertilizing, sowing and harrowing need the appropriate implements. Confirm the attachment list rather than relying on the function list.
The option states 4KW and the description states 4.0kW. Confirm the fitted engine’s rated output; no field capacity is inferred from that number.
The supplied source does not establish them for the selected attachment. Request confirmed working width and depth for the implement you order.
No verified slope rating is supplied. Follow the manufacturer’s operating limits and inspect terrain; do not treat the tracked design as a safety guarantee.
The original weight field reads 100 without a unit. The actual net and gross weights must be confirmed; kilograms have not been assumed.
The red walk-behind machine has long operating handles and a rear implement connection. Source photographs show the base tiller alongside separate ploughing and seeding tools for field and garden work.
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This compact tracked tiller places a diesel engine over a short drive frame, with the operator walking behind the long handlebars. It is intended for cultivation and implement work between crop rows where turning space matters.
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The source combines a tracked base machine with plough, rake and seeding examples. These tools perform different tasks; choosing a rear implement is part of configuring the machine for rows or small plots.
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