Tiller blades are alternately attached to your rotary tiller. This makes half of the blades tillers left and the other half of the tiller blades right. The cuttings surface of the tiller blade is placed in a way that it can only be attached one way. If you replace the blades of your Solo rotary tiller check if your replace a blade that turns left or right.

The difference between C shaped and L shaped tiller blades

The shape of your tiller blades determines the power that is needed by your Solo machinery to process the soil. There are C shaped tiller blades that have a gradual bend and L shaped blades that have a sharp band. These blades are used more often at tiller depths of 5 centimetres or more and can be used at higher speeds.

The angular shape of the L shaped blade needs more power to operate when compared to the C shaped blade. This is caused by the form because it is less efficient. The shape does not compact the soil.

sizes of Solo tiller blades

Finding the right tiller blade that fits your Solo machinery becomes easy with our handy filters. The distance between connection holes, the width and broadness of the blade are important to keep in mind if you want a fitting blade. The total length determines the tilling dept.