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Pubert VARIO 40H C3 (3000022106)

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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
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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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Specifications VARIO 40H C3
Main
Motor typepetrol
Soil cultivation
Working width85 cm
Working depth28 cm
Number of blades6
Design characteristics
Designtransportation wheels
plant protection
handle height adjustment
adjustable by side handle
Reducerchain
Gears2 forward / 1 back
Motor
ICE type4-stroke
Motor modelHonda GP160
Engine size163 cm³
Motor power5.5 hp
Motor power4045 W
Fuel tank volume3.1 L
Crankcase oil capacity0.6 L
Start typemanual
Engine-cooling systemair
General
Weight57 kg
Added to E-CatalogFebruary 2016
P/N
3000022106

E-Catalog UK editor, Two-wheel tractors & Cultivators
Serhii Melnyk, edited 30.06.2025
The information in the model description is for reference purposes.
Always clarify the specifications and configuration of the product with the online store manager before purchasing.
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Useful "Frenchman" with an excellent Japanese engine
2 July 2017 
A long-time dream came true – I bought a house in the countryside. I was born in a village and almost grew up on the land, but after university, I settled firmly in the city, and now, twenty-four years later, I've moved back from a city apartment to my own "fortress." I kept the apartment, though. My son will be entering university next year; he's more of a city person, with friends there, so he finds it boring outside the city. The plot of land where the house stands is decent, over 20 acres, with a small young orchard and a large vegetable garden. My wife has taken up the garden with great enthusiasm, and of course, I'm helping her. Working the land manually is a good thing, but not very rewarding in terms of the time spent – I neither have the opportunity nor the desire to spend a whole weekend on garden work. So, to solve this issue, I needed to buy a motor-cultivator, which I did. There are many so-called "domestic" models on the market now. Don't believe this nonsense; all these pseudo-Ukrainian cultivators are only assembled in Ukraine, with all components and parts coming from China by sea. Knowing this, I got a French one with a Honda engine. It's a bit pricey, but the price is bearable.
An excellent cultivator with interesting saber-shaped blades. It loosens the soil up to fifteen centimeters, the blades don't clog, and I'm very satisfied with its performance. Planning to buy a potato digger and a small plow. The real highlight of this machine is the engine from Honda. Small in size and weight, this 4-stroke gasoline engine with air cooling develops a power of 5 horsepower and has excellent traction. There are two forward gears and one reverse. Good build quality. Two-year warranty.
The price, both for the motor-cultivator and the additional equipment, is quite high. Noisy exhaust.
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