Tillage
Turbo Six-Group Petrol Rotary Tiller
Turbo's six-group petrol rotary tiller is one of three tiller entries in its Chinese catalogue, next to a four-group machine and a separate electric-start six-group version. Turbo offers to customise engine, dimensions and appearance. The web listing has no model code, so use the English 2026–2027 catalogue: it lists four six-group models, TB60T1, TB60T1B, TB60T3 and TB60T3B, each at 600 mm width with its own engine. Below are those rows, the packing figures, the certification question and the steps to fix a custom build before a repeat order.
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Build my procurement briefPin down blade layout and starting version
The three catalogue titles describe three different machines. A quotation that just says petrol tiller can mix up the four-group machine, this six-group listing and the electric-start six-group version. The web page shows no blade drawing or equipment list, so ask for these points in writing. If the front-tine layout is not settled yet, compare Turbo's TB85TR1 reverse tiller and its rear-tine tiller too, or browse other makers on our tillage page.
| Choice in the enquiry | What to get in writing |
|---|---|
| Blade-group arrangement | The blade and rotor drawing and the pieces supplied, with the working width for that layout. |
| Starting arrangement | The engine and starting system selected, plus battery and charger if you order the electric-start package. |
| Engine | Maker and model, the basis of the power rating, engine speed and the engine documents for the delivered version. |
| Cultivation set-up | Working width and depth options, transmission and controls, suitable ground and operating instructions. |
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Front-tine models in the 2026–2027 catalogue
Pages 68–69 of the English 2026–2027 catalogue split width and engine choices into named rows. Order by one of these names; a six-group picture alone is too loose a reference. The catalogue states a maximum depth; agree a demonstration in your own soil before counting on it.
| Catalogue model | Configuration in its row |
|---|---|
| TB36T1 | Four groups; 360 mm tilling width; TB1P65F, 139 cc; 2.7 kW at 3000 rpm engine speed; recoil start, electric start available. |
| TB60T1 | Six groups; 600 mm width; TB1P65F, 139 cc; 2.7 kW; 3000 rpm; maximum tilling depth 270 mm. |
| TB60T1B | Six groups; 600 mm width; TB1P70FA, 173 cc; 3.6 kW; 3000 rpm; maximum depth 270 mm. |
| TB60T3 | Six groups; 600 mm width; LC1P65FE, 139 cc; 2.4 kW; 3000 rpm; recoil start. |
| TB60T3B | Six groups; 600 mm width; LC1P65FC, 159 cc; 2.7 kW; 3000 rpm; recoil start. |
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Blade-count conflict and packing figures
On page 69 the TB36T3A heading says “4-Bladed”, while its parameter table gives six blade groups and 600 mm width. If Turbo offers this model, ask for a corrected, dated specification and a rotor drawing. The TB36T1 is labelled consistently as a four-group machine.
Page 67 shows a 65 × 38 × 47 cm carton, while the model tables print 66 × 38 × 65 cm. Both are carton sizes, not machine dimensions. The catalogue also prints 430 pieces per 40HQ container. Ask for the carton size, gross mass and loading plan for your quoted model and packaging, and whether partial disassembly, protective discs or an optional starter change the pack.
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Published specifications
Read each value with its stated conditions, and ask the manufacturer for any limit not listed here.
| Specification | Published value | Meaning / limit |
|---|---|---|
| Catalogue listing | Six-blade-group petrol rotary tiller; no model code on the web listing [1] | Keep the listing title and its picture together on the enquiry until Turbo names the commercial model. |
| Listed versions | Four-group; six-group; electric-start six-group [1] | Electric start is a separate listing, so state the starting package you want. |
| Customisation offered | Engine, dimensions and appearance [1] | A starting point for discussion. Range, lead time and approval of a given combination come with the quotation. |
| Six-group models in the new catalogue | TB60T1, TB60T1B, TB60T3 and TB60T3B [2] | Each has a different engine. Ask Turbo which one matches the web card it is quoting. |
EU-certification wording on the listing
Turbo's product titles carry EU-certification wording, with no issuing body, certificate number, standard, date or scope given.
Ask for the conformity documents covering the exact engine, starter, blade arrangement and other options you order, and have them checked against your destination's rules. A document for a different engine or tiller set-up will not cover this one.
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Fix the sample build before a repeat order
Because Turbo customises engine, dimensions and appearance, the agreed build needs a revision record. A photograph of one sample does not describe every later delivery.
Choose the base model
Name the six-group model and say whether you want the electric-start version.
Define the build
Get a dated equipment list, dimensions, engine identity and blade drawing, with each change marked.
Try the sample on your ground
Run an agreed demonstration in your soil and access conditions to set width, depth, slope and work rate.
Record the production version
Agree the drawing and BOM revision, manual, conformity documents, spare-part numbers, packing and support for repeat supply.
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Buyer questions
How wide does the six-group tiller cut?
The web listing gives no width. The catalogue lists the six-group TB60 models at 600 mm. Ask for the rotor drawing and width of the model you are quoted. [1] [2]
Is electric starting included?
Electric start is a separate six-group listing. State the starting package you want on the enquiry. [1]
Which engine does the six-group tiller use?
It depends on the model: TB1P65F 139 cc on TB60T1, TB1P70FA 173 cc on TB60T1B, LC1P65FE 139 cc on TB60T3 and LC1P65FC 159 cc on TB60T3B. [2]
Is the tiller EU certified?
The listing title says so. Ask Turbo to send the certificate or declaration, with its scope, for your exact configuration. [1]
Prepare a model-specific brief
Write your actual conditions below. This local worksheet is not sent, uploaded or saved after reload. Copy or print it before leaving.
Sources
Specifications come from the manufacturer's publications listed below, with the date each was checked.
- Turbo official Chinese petrol-tiller catalogue
manufacturer · Checked 2026-10-11
Three tiller titles, the customisation offer and the EU-certification wording; no model table.
- Turbo 2026–2027 English catalogue, pages 67–69
manufacturer · Checked 2026-10-11
Front-tine model rows with engine, power, width and depth, carton and container figures, and the TB36T3A blade-count conflict.
Report a correction through our contact form, quoting Turbo Six-Group Petrol Rotary Tiller and the relevant specification.