Yongkang Tosfl Technology Co., Ltd.

永康市同丰科技有限公司

Yongkang Tosfl Technology (永康市同丰科技有限公司) makes petrol garden and farm tools in Yongkang, Zhejiang, sold under TOSFL and several Chinese brands of its own. For tillers, the catalogue offers two clear starting points: the narrow two-stroke TF-GT006 with a 300 mm working width, and the wider four-stroke, belt-driven TF-GT007 at 800 mm. Choose by bed width and soil job, then ask TOSFL for the full build, a soil demonstration and the documents for your market.

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CropEquip Editorial · Sources checked 2026-10-11

Choosing between GT006 and GT007

The two tillers differ in engine, working width and how they are moved. Match the width to your beds and the depth range to your soil, then ask TOSFL to confirm the setup for your job. Each model has its own page: the TF-GT006 two-stroke cultivator, the TF-GT007 four-stroke cultivator and, from the same catalogue, the TF-GT010 raised-intake cultivator.

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Model	What it suits and what to tell TOSFL
TF-GT006, narrow	Two-stroke, 300 mm working width, 100–150 mm depth. Give bed and row spacing, soil preparation and finish wanted, and ask for the full width with tines and guard.
TF-GT007, wider	Four-stroke 163 cc, 800 mm working width, belt transmission, 200–300 mm depth. Ask for the tine arrangement, allowed adjustments and operating limits before matching it to a bed.
Moving and turning	GT006 has two small rear wheels; GT007 has a front wheel and circular side elements near the tines. TOSFL describes both as easy to move. Ask for towing and slope limits if you need them.
Engine output	GT006 lists 1.4 kW / 1.9 HP; GT007 lists 5.5 HP. Ask for rating conditions and agree a soil test to compare area and depth.

Company, brands and history

The Chinese site names the company 永康市同丰科技有限公司 and the English site Yongkang Tosfl Technology Co., Ltd.; the contact street number matches the registry record. In Chinese the company lists several brands of its own, including 同丰 and 泰乐森, while the English pages use TOSFL. If you plan to sell under one of these names, ask for the trademark documents and confirm the brand on engines and accessories.

The registry gives a 2017 founding date. The English description speaks of more than 15 years of industry experience and an engineer known in the trade since 2004; that experience belongs to the team, and the company itself dates from 2017. On an order, check that the invoicing company matches the name on the machine and engine labels.

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Models and specifications

Quote the exact model, configuration and operating conditions together, and ask the factory to confirm current availability.

TOSFL TF-GT010 Raised-Intake Cultivator

Catalogue reference: TF-GT010

The TOSFL TF-GT010 is a two-stroke cultivator with a 63.3 cc engine rated 2.0 kW (2.7 HP), a 1300 ml fuel tank, a 430 mm working width and a 150 mm working depth. What sets it apart is the air cleaner: it sits up on the handlebar and feeds the engine through a long flexible hose, which TOSFL says keeps dust away from the engine and extends its life. The machine starts by recoil, has a transfer wheel and a tool-free handle fixing. This page covers the intake and its servicing, the soil strip and depth, engine documents, tines and controls, and what to fix in your order.

Ask the factory for the current specification sheet for this model.

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TOSFL TF-GT007 Four-Stroke Cultivator

Catalogue reference: TF-GT007

The TOSFL TF-GT007 is the wider cultivator in the range, built around a four-stroke overhead-valve engine of 163 cc and 5.5 HP. Power reaches the tines through a covered belt drive. TOSFL lists an 800 mm working width and a working depth of 200–300 mm, and a single front wheel helps move the machine between plots. Separate handle levers and cables sit on the handlebar. This page covers the specification table, the belt drive and controls, how the 800 mm width fits your rows, how to agree a depth test in your soil, engine and parts identity, and what to put in the quotation.

Ask the factory for the current specification sheet for this model.

Read the full specification record ↗

TOSFL TF-GT006 Two-Stroke Cultivator

Catalogue reference: TF-GT006

The TOSFL TF-GT006 is a compact two-stroke cultivator for narrow beds and garden strips. TOSFL lists a 51.2 cc engine rated 1.4 kW / 1.9 HP, a 1000 ml fuel tank, a 300 mm working width and a working depth of 100–150 mm. It starts by recoil, rides on two small rear wheels for moving between plots, and its handle fixes with tool-free locknuts. The short product text rounds the engine to 52cc; the specification table gives 51.2 cc. Below you will find the specification table, how to match the machine to your bed and soil, the handle and control layout, engine documents, and what to put in your enquiry.

Ask the factory for the current specification sheet for this model.

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TF-GT006 build details

The short description rounds the engine to 52cc; the model table gives 51.2 cc. It also lists two-stroke, 1.4 kW / 1.9 HP, a 1000 ml tank, 300 mm width and 100–150 mm depth. Ask for the engine type code and tine speed.

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Detail shown or described	What to ask for
Engine and starter	The close-up shows a TOSFL-branded recoil starter. Ask for the engine and fuel manual.
Tines and housing	Separate tine sets sit around the drive housing. Ask for tine steel grade, fitting dimensions, rotation direction and replacement parts.
Rear wheels	TOSFL presents them as wheels for moving the tool. Ask for wheel drive, towing and step-height details if needed.
Tool-free handle	TOSFL describes tool-free locknuts; a hand knob is visible. Ask for the locking, adjustment and inspection steps.
Handle controls	A lever and marked stop switch are visible. Ask for the full operating sequence and stopping procedure.

TF-GT007 belt drive and depth

The GT007 table lists a four-stroke 163 cc engine at 5.5 HP, 800 mm width and 200–300 mm depth. The description adds belt transmission and an overhead-valve engine, and calls it quiet and efficient. Engine maker and model, gear range, reverse and tine speed are not listed, so ask for them.

The full photo shows a belt cover, a front transfer wheel and rotary tines; close-ups show the drive cover, tines and side elements, and the handle controls. Request the belt size, clutch layout and adjustment settings from the machine's manual and parts list.

For depth, describe your soil and the result you need, and ask TOSFL how the 200–300 mm range is defined and how it will be shown on your ground. Our guide to choosing a mini tiller or rotary cultivator explains how plot size and soil point to a working width, depth and tine layout. Ask also for the overall guarded width, since 800 mm is the working width.

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What the factory photos show and what to ask

TOSFL's photos show a named building, workers at linked assembly stations with overhead air lines, and packed goods on storage racks. Use them to frame questions about how your order is built and checked.

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Build and traceability
Ask how the engine, transmission, tines and controls of your tiller are matched to the order and how build changes are recorded.
Assembly checks
Request the fastening, guard, control and function checks for the model you choose, with torque values.
Soil demonstration
Agree soil condition, setup and the result to check for GT006 or GT007.
Packing and stock
Ask for the packing list, packed size and mass, handling, dispatch and current stock for your quantity.

Certificates and standards

The English description lists CE, GS, EMC, E-V and EPA. The Chinese text mentions CE, GS, EU-V and an engineer's work on national and industry standards. No certificate numbers are published.

Ask TOSFL for certificates that name the exact model and engine you will receive, with holder, scope and expiry date, for your destination market. A certificate for a chainsaw, an engine family or another brand will not cover a tiller. Ask separately about any patents the company claims.

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Is this a fit for your project?

Based on the manufacturer's published range.

A good fit for

Buying petrol tillers from a Yongkang maker whose Chinese and English names and address match the company record.
Comparing a narrow two-stroke tiller with a wider four-stroke belt-drive tiller using published model tables and photos.
Asking specific assembly and packing questions based on the factory's own workstation and warehouse photos.

Confirm in writing before ordering

Overall width, turning space and the depth reached in your soil with the tine set you buy.
Engine, belt drive, controls, transport wheels and spare parts for the build you receive, in writing.
Certificates for your model and market, stock and packing, and written warranty and service terms.

Fixing the build, spares and delivery

The catalogue has a spare-parts section and several tiller variants. Price, minimum order, lead time and warranty come from a current quote.

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Order decision	What to put in writing
Exact configuration	GT006 or GT007 machine and engine identification, with tines, guard, wheels, handle and drive. A neighbouring model suffix needs its own written specification.
Service and spares	Part numbers and instructions for tines and fasteners, drive, controls and engine service. Two-stroke and four-stroke parts are separate.
Size and transport	Assembled, folded and packed dimensions and mass, how it is moved and stored.
Acceptance and terms	The agreed soil demonstration, build and packing list, destination documents and written delivery and warranty terms.

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Questions buyers should settle

Is TF-GT006 52 cc or 51.2 cc?

The model table gives 51.2 cc; the short description rounds it to 52cc.

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Is the 800 mm tiller better for narrow beds?

800 mm is the GT007 working width. For narrow beds the 300 mm GT006 is the closer match; check the overall width of either against your bed spacing.

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Are the tillers self-propelled?

TOSFL shows wheels for moving the machines and describes them as easy to move. Ask in writing if you need powered wheel drive.

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Are the tillers certified for my market?

TOSFL lists CE, GS, EMC, E-V and EPA for the company. Ask for certificates that name your model, engine and destination.

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When was the company founded?

The registry gives 2017. The 2004 date in the English text refers to an engineer's career.

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Sources

Each source is listed with the date it was checked. Ask the factory to confirm current stock, certificates and approvals for your market.

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