Alternating the blades of the rotary tiller ensures optimal processing of the soil. This makes half of the blades tillers left and the other half of the tiller blades right. Check the cuttins surfaces of the blades, these should all be the right way up. Check if the blade turns right or left when you replace the blade.

Attaching C shaped or L shaped tiller blades

The force that is needed to power your Marsk-Stig rotary tiller is determined by the shape of the blade and the extend of processing you want to do to the soil. A C shaped blade needs less power to tiller than a L shaped blade. This blade in C shape is mostly used at deeper tilling depts

An L shaped Marsk-Stig tiller blade has a sharper angle. This is caused by the form because it is less efficient. If the tiller depth is less than 5 centimetres than the L shape occurs more often.

Marsk-Stig tiller blade sizes

Finding the right tiller blade that fits your Marsk-Stig machinery becomes easy with our handy filters. Besides the left or right turning of the blade it is important to check if the distance between the connection holes and the width of the blade is exactly the same as your current tiller blades. The total length determines the tilling dept.