BCS 722 8 HP Honda With Electric Start - Tractor Unit Only

Built to the same specifications as the 720, this model has an enhanced handlebar system that provides more vertical height settings, added anti-vibration, and improves shifting. This model features two working speeds for both front- and rear-mount attachments. As a 20” or 26” tiller, the 722 features both low gear for seedbed preparation and second gear for cultivating. In first, the tines rotate 20 times per revolution of the wheel. In second, the tines rotate 10 times per revolution of the wheel, which eliminates weeds and creates a dirt mulch, without over pulverizing the soil. For large gardeners, the 26” tiller will speed the process of seedbed preparation. It can then be narrowed to 20”, in order to cultivate between rows.



By way of front-mount attachments, the 8 HP industrial/commercial engine powers our 26” rotary brush mower, in addition to the 30”,40”, and 45” sickle bar mowers. A 24” or 28” snow thrower can be added to tackle the worst of winter’s snowfalls. Other attachments include the chipper/shredder, 30" and 40” sweepers, 40" snow blade,and 36" dozer blade.



Other 722 features include:

- a fast transport speed to ride your tiller to the garden (requires sulky);

- easy-to-engage, shuttle-type reverse;

- a separate control to turn your implement on-and-off, independently of the wheels; and

- anti-vibe handlebars that instantly adjust both vertically and side-to-side.



BCS is the largest manufacturer in Europe of premium quality, all-gear-driven two-wheel tractors and attachments. Hundreds of thousands of customers in over 50 countries depend upon BCS quality every day to accomplish a multitude of demanding tasks -- tilling, mowing, snow removal, chipping, sweeping, etc.

Today’s precision-crafted, two-wheel tractor features reversible handlebars that accommodate both front and rear-mount attachments. Its’ all-gear-driven performance provides a dramatic alternative to the belt and chain-driven single purpose equipment typically sold by the lawn and garden power equipment industry in the U.S.