Pubert VARIO 40H C3 (3000022106)
![]() | Outdated Product Motor type: petrol; Working width (cm): 85; Working depth (cm): 28; Number of blades: 6; transportation wheels; plant protection; handlebar height adjustment; adjustable by side handle; Reducer: chain; Gears: 2 forward / 1 back; Engine size (cm³): 163; Motor power (hp): 5.5; Motor power (W): 4045 |
Pubert VARIO 40H C3
Engine's type:petrol
Processing width:85 cm
Processing depth:28 cm
Power:5.5 hp, 4045 W
Number of gears:2 forward / 1 back
Launch type:manual
The VARIO 40 HC3 motor cultivator has an updated version: model POWER 40 HC3.
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E-Catalog UK editor, Two-wheel tractors & Cultivators
Serhii Melnyk, edited 30.06.2025
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Always clarify the specifications and configuration of the product with the online store manager before purchasing.
Catalog Pubert 2026 - new arrivals, bestsellers, and the most relevant models Pubert.

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