Worker™ T75 Tiller
Built for the Earth. Engineered for the Professional. The Worker T75 series represents the pinnacle of MARSANT’s agricultural engineering. Whether you require the smooth operation of a belt-driven system or the raw torque of a full-gear transmission, the T75 is built to master every soil type—from soft gardens to compacted farmland.
Specifications
- Engine model: EH80, EH100
- Engine displacemen: 79cc,99cc
- Rated power(kW): 1.6/3600, 1.9/3600
- Engine start: Recoil
- Forward/reverse speed(r/min):149
- Transmission mode:Gear
- Transmission material:Aluminum + cast iron
- Transmission oil capacity(L):0.4±0.05
- Dimensions(LxWxH):1260×992×610 mm
- Net weight(kg):33, 37
- Tilling diameter(mm):320
- Tilling width(mm):450/600
- Blades type:3-3/18pcs
- Tires:Rear 7"
- Packaged size:740×455×520 mm
- Certification:CE
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know which MARSANT Tiller is right for my garden?
It depends on your project. Our compact tillers are perfect for raised beds and established flower gardens. If you are breaking new, hard ground or managing a large vegetable patch (over 200m²), we recommend our heavy-duty rear-tine models for maximum stability and depth.
Do MARSANT tillers come with oil and fuel in the box?
To comply with safety and shipping regulations, all petrol tillers are shipped "dry" (without oil or fuel). You must add the engine oil and fresh unleaded petrol specified in your manual before the first start.
Pro-Tip: If you choose Dealer Pickup at checkout, your local partner can handle the initial oil and fuel setup for you.
What maintenance is required for the engine?
After an initial 20-hour break-in period, you simply top up the oil as needed rather than performing messy full oil changes. We also recommend cleaning the air filter every 25 hours of use to protect the engine from garden dust.
Is the tilling depth adjustable?
Absolutely. Most MARSANT models feature an easy-to-use depth stake or adjustable wheels. This allows you to switch from deep tilling (for planting) to shallow cultivating (for weeding between rows) in seconds.