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ML750 — MLBE published tilling and transport figures
Evidence classification: MLBE’s previously published model figures, subject to the configuration and source notes below. Published catalogue values are not independent laboratory verification.
| Parameter | Published MLBE information |
|---|---|
| Engine | ML170F petrol, 212 cc; published maximum 7 HP / 4.4 kW at 3,600 rpm |
| Working width | 600–750 mm with the published blade arrangement |
| Tilling depth | 150–300 mm listed range; actual result depends on soil and blade configuration |
| Blade set | 3+1 groups, 24 blades |
| Transport wheels | 4.0-8 |
| Net / gross mass | 65 / 74 kg |
| Packing dimensions | 820 × 465 × 780 mm |
Model-specific source and limitations
The source is the ML750 column in MLBE’s earlier model comparison. ML900’s wider working width and heavier cast-iron gearbox must not be attributed to ML750. Reconfirm that the shipped ML750 uses the same blade, wheel and gearbox configuration before using the figures in the purchase specification.
Technical source: MLBE published model / comparison page. See the MLBE technical or buying guide. For the actual serial-numbered configuration and service references, use MLBE technical support and the manual library.
ML750: published technical configuration and evidence
The following details come from the current MLBE ML750 product listing. They distinguish this model for buyers, but are not a substitute for a version-specific test sheet or signed order specification.
| Technical feature | Published model details |
|---|---|
| Engine | 7 HP-class petrol engine is listed |
| Transmission | Belt drive and extended 56-section chain gearbox |
| Handling | Aluminium gearbox and multi-direction adjustable Euro-style handlebar |
ML750 selection and compatibility
ML750 is positioned for garden and small-plot access. Select it by the actual blade-set width, available turning room and machine mass; the power label alone does not establish its suitability for tight rows or harder ground.
Figures and documents to verify before the order
Factory confirmation needed: Maximum and minimum blade widths, cultivation depth, engine version, gearbox and belt part numbers, net/operating mass, shipping size.
Compare the ML750M variant and review the tiller drive and selection guide. Find the relevant model reference at the MLBE manual library; request model-specific spare-parts drawings and maintenance information from technical support. Include the model, quantity, application and destination in your factory enquiry.
Choosing an ML750 garden-tiller package
The ML750 belt-driven arrangement can be compared for regular garden and small-plot cultivation. Start with the bed width, access route and intended depth of work. Include the wheel and blade package in the enquiry so storage and handling requirements can be assessed from the complete machine.
Configuration checklist
- Describe soil condition, crop or row spacing, working width and the intended cultivation task.
- Identify the blade set, transport wheels, depth-control arrangement and the connector for each proposed implement.
- Separate standard equipment from optional attachments and confirm the assembled operating and transport dimensions.
Should wet soil be cultivated more slowly?
Very wet soil can smear and compact under cultivation. Where the soil condition is unsuitable, waiting for it to become workable is preferable to relying on a lower travel speed. Match the timing of cultivation to the soil.
Operation and service planning
Inspect the working area for stones, wire and other obstructions. Avoid cultivation when soil is too wet to work without smearing or compaction. Select the approved depth and gear for the conditions. Stop and isolate the machine, and wait for all movement to cease before clearing or changing attachments.
An ML750 service record should identify its petrol engine, belt drive and extended 56-section chain gearbox. Photograph the installed belt, pulley arrangement and adjustable handlebar controls before ordering replacements. Confirm the blade connection and gearbox identification when assembling a parts package for garden and orchard customers. Contact MLBE technical support with these details. The MLBE document centre helps identify the relevant resources. Confirm document revision, included accessories, packaging and agreed support terms for the supplied configuration.
Compare ML750M and ML750C for related MLBE options. For factory orders, provide quantities, destination, configuration and artwork requirements through MLBE dealer and OEM supply.
ML750: garden-tiller configuration
What should I confirm for smaller plots?
Include the narrowest access width, row spacing and soil condition in the enquiry. Ask for the working and transport dimensions of the selected ML750 configuration, together with its blade set and wheel package.
Explore the petrol power tiller range and gear versus belt-driven tiller guide. For configuration-specific documents, contact MLBE technical support.
MLBE ML750 7HP Petrol Garden Tiller
The MLBE ML750 is a compact 7HP petrol garden tiller designed for gardens, vegetable plots, orchards and light agricultural soil preparation. Its belt-drive transmission and lightweight gearbox configuration make it suitable for users who value manoeuvrability and straightforward handling.
Key Features
- 7HP petrol engine for garden cultivation and light farm work
- Belt-drive transmission
- Extended 56-section chain gearbox
- Euro-type handlebar with multi-direction adjustment
- Suitable for routine soil loosening, seedbed preparation and weed-control work
Typical Applications
The ML750 can be used to loosen garden soil, prepare planting areas, cultivate between rows and support routine maintenance in smaller agricultural plots. Its lighter configuration is intended for work where manoeuvrability is more important than maximum machine weight.
For Importers and Dealers
Confirm the required working width, attachments, engine configuration, packaging and spare-parts package before ordering. Product selection should reflect the intended soil conditions and the level of cultivation work expected in the target market.
