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Texas Lilli 340TG Four-stroke Cultivator Gasoline 2.4hp/78.5cc
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Texas Lilli 340TG Four-stroke Cultivator Gasoline 2.4hp/78.5cc

Key features:

  • Power: 2.4hp
  • Fuel: gasoline
  • Engine type: four-stroke
  • Displacement: 78.5cc
  • Working width: 40cm
  • Working depth: 26cm
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  • Function

    Gasoline

    You can work for a long time until the gasoline runs out, and remotely as they do not depend on cables and sockets.
  • Working Width 40 cm
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Description

Description

Capabilities

Gasoline-powered cultivator with 78.5 cubic centimeters, from the Danish company TEXAS. It features a split gearbox with chain, rear transport wheels, and a maximum working width of 40 centimeters. Suitable for light-duty tasks in small gardens or flower beds.

Four-Stroke Engine

It features a four-stroke engine that is fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly, as it does not require mixing oils or lubricants with the fuel. Additionally, a four-stroke engine is more durable compared to a two-stroke engine and produces less noise and vibrations during operation.

Specifications

  • Engine: 4-stroke TG195
  • Displacement: 78.5cc
  • Working width: 40cm
  • Working depth: 26cm
  • Speeds: 1 forward
  • Adjustable handles
  • Weight: 33Kg

Unboxing Video

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
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Specifications

Specifications

Product Guides

User Manual

Dimensions

Operation
Gasoline

Operation

Gasoline
You can work for a long time until the gasoline runs out, and remotely as they do not depend on cables and sockets.
Handlebar Adjustment
No
Weight
33 kg

Engine Specifications

Cubic Capacity
78.5 cc
Horsepower
2.4 hp
Type of Engine
4-Stroke

Type of Engine

4-Stroke

They are advanced engines as they do not require oil mixing, only liquid fuel. They are more cost-effective in their maintenance, have a longer lifespan, and produce less exhaust emissions compared to two-stroke engines.

Additional Features

Maximum Working Width
40 cm
Maximum Working Depth
26 cm
Speeds
1
Oil Air Filter
No

Oil Air Filter

Contains oil for better dust retention and longer lifespan.

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • anacrongr
    2
    5 out of 5 members found this review helpful
    anacrongr

    I bought this machine about a year ago. Its materials seem to be of good quality.
    It is lightweight and very easy to handle. Personally, since I have a garden with obstacles in between (trees, poles, etc.), it suits me very well (I don’t do long straight runs). It seems like it will stand the test of time.

    In soil that is being tilled for the first time, you should first remove the many weeds. It won’t get completely stuck, but its performance will drop a bit as the grass will stick to the blades.

    In very dry soil that hasn’t been tilled recently (especially if the soil is clayey), it may not dig at all. In that case, you will need to wet the soil and after 2 days you’ll be fine.

    Usually 2 passes are needed for a satisfactory result. I recommend it to people with small gardens (up to half a stremma) who want a manageable machine without much hassle.

    For more demanding cases, I think you will be wasting your money for nothing.

    UPDATE 2026: After 2-3 years it gave up. I didn’t even take it for service; I bought another one. If I could turn back time, I wouldn’t buy it again. Note that I changed the oil and cleaned it properly... it was also stored in a dry place during the winters. So let no smartass think it was the result of misuse. That’s it

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Durability
    • Construction quality
    • Weight
    • Easy to move around
    • Starts easily
    • Power
    • Does it dig to a moderate depth?
    • Value for money
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  • anacrongr
    2
    anacrongr

    I bought this machine about a year ago. Its materials seem to be of good quality.
    It is lightweight and very easy to handle. Personally, since I have a garden with obstacles in between (trees, poles, etc.), it suits me very well (I don’t do long straight runs). It seems like it will stand the test of time.

    In soil that is being tilled for the first time, you should first remove the many weeds. It won’t get completely stuck, but its performance will drop a bit as the grass will stick to the blades.

    In very dry soil that hasn’t been tilled recently (especially if the soil is clayey), it may not dig at all. In that case, you will need to wet the soil and after 2 days you’ll be fine.

    Usually 2 passes are needed for a satisfactory result. I recommend it to people with small gardens (up to half a stremma) who want a manageable machine without much hassle.

    For more demanding cases, I think you will be wasting your money for nothing.

    UPDATE 2026: After 2-3 years it gave up. I didn’t even take it for service; I bought another one. If I could turn back time, I wouldn’t buy it again. Note that I changed the oil and cleaned it properly... it was also stored in a dry place during the winters. So let no smartass think it was the result of misuse. That’s it

    Translated from Greek ·
    5
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Description & Specifications

Capabilities

Gasoline-powered cultivator with 78.5 cubic centimeters, from the Danish company TEXAS. It features a split gearbox with chain, rear transport wheels, and a maximum working width of 40 centimeters. Suitable for light-duty tasks in small gardens or flower beds.

Four-Stroke Engine

It features a four-stroke engine that is fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly, as it does not require mixing oils or lubricants with the fuel. Additionally, a four-stroke engine is more durable compared to a two-stroke engine and produces less noise and vibrations during operation.

Specifications

  • Engine: 4-stroke TG195
  • Displacement: 78.5cc
  • Working width: 40cm
  • Working depth: 26cm
  • Speeds: 1 forward
  • Adjustable handles
  • Weight: 33Kg

Unboxing Video

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information

Product Guides

User Manual

Dimensions

Operation
Gasoline

Operation

Gasoline
You can work for a long time until the gasoline runs out, and remotely as they do not depend on cables and sockets.
Handlebar Adjustment
No
Weight
33 kg

Engine Specifications

Cubic Capacity
78.5 cc
Horsepower
2.4 hp
Type of Engine
4-Stroke

Type of Engine

4-Stroke

They are advanced engines as they do not require oil mixing, only liquid fuel. They are more cost-effective in their maintenance, have a longer lifespan, and produce less exhaust emissions compared to two-stroke engines.

Additional Features

Maximum Working Width
40 cm
Maximum Working Depth
26 cm
Speeds
1
Oil Air Filter
No

Oil Air Filter

Contains oil for better dust retention and longer lifespan.

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (1)

2.0
1
2.0
Review this product
  1. 5 stars
    0
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 1
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • anacrongr
    2
    5 out of 5 members found this review helpful
    anacrongr

    I bought this machine about a year ago. Its materials seem to be of good quality.
    It is lightweight and very easy to handle. Personally, since I have a garden with obstacles in between (trees, poles, etc.), it suits me very well (I don’t do long straight runs). It seems like it will stand the test of time.

    In soil that is being tilled for the first time, you should first remove the many weeds. It won’t get completely stuck, but its performance will drop a bit as the grass will stick to the blades.

    In very dry soil that hasn’t been tilled recently (especially if the soil is clayey), it may not dig at all. In that case, you will need to wet the soil and after 2 days you’ll be fine.

    Usually 2 passes are needed for a satisfactory result. I recommend it to people with small gardens (up to half a stremma) who want a manageable machine without much hassle.

    For more demanding cases, I think you will be wasting your money for nothing.

    UPDATE 2026: After 2-3 years it gave up. I didn’t even take it for service; I bought another one. If I could turn back time, I wouldn’t buy it again. Note that I changed the oil and cleaned it properly... it was also stored in a dry place during the winters. So let no smartass think it was the result of misuse. That’s it

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Durability
    • Construction quality
    • Weight
    • Easy to move around
    • Starts easily
    • Power
    • Does it dig to a moderate depth?
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • anacrongr
    2
    anacrongr

    I bought this machine about a year ago. Its materials seem to be of good quality.
    It is lightweight and very easy to handle. Personally, since I have a garden with obstacles in between (trees, poles, etc.), it suits me very well (I don’t do long straight runs). It seems like it will stand the test of time.

    In soil that is being tilled for the first time, you should first remove the many weeds. It won’t get completely stuck, but its performance will drop a bit as the grass will stick to the blades.

    In very dry soil that hasn’t been tilled recently (especially if the soil is clayey), it may not dig at all. In that case, you will need to wet the soil and after 2 days you’ll be fine.

    Usually 2 passes are needed for a satisfactory result. I recommend it to people with small gardens (up to half a stremma) who want a manageable machine without much hassle.

    For more demanding cases, I think you will be wasting your money for nothing.

    UPDATE 2026: After 2-3 years it gave up. I didn’t even take it for service; I bought another one. If I could turn back time, I wouldn’t buy it again. Note that I changed the oil and cleaned it properly... it was also stored in a dry place during the winters. So let no smartass think it was the result of misuse. That’s it

    Translated from Greek ·
    5
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