Pubert ECO Max 65 BC2 Motor Cultivator

Pubert Engineering: A Technical Look at the ECO Max 65 BC2

The French manufacturer Pubert focuses on torque efficiency rather than superficial features. The Pubert ECO Max 65 BC2 is built to handle intensive mid-range cultivation tasks. At its core, the B&S CR950 engine ensures consistent torque delivery even under the dusty conditions typical of agricultural operations.

The Transmission and Gearbox Design

The standout feature of this model is its serviceable chain-driven transmission. Unlike disposable units, this gearbox allows for easy access to bearings and oil seals, which is vital for long-term maintenance. Running in an oil bath, the chain transmission effectively dampens shocks, protecting the internal components when the tiller hits stones or hard-packed clay.

Operational Dynamics

The machine features one forward and one reverse gear, providing the agility necessary for tight rows and turns. The handlebars are fully adjustable both vertically and laterally. This side-adjustment capability allows the operator to walk alongside the machine without stepping on the freshly tilled soil.

• Clutch system: Employs a belt-tensioner design for smooth, jolt-free engagement.
• Tiller tines: Forged steel construction with a specific angle of attack to reduce load on the gearbox and minimize vibration.
• Center of gravity: Perfectly balanced to allow the tines to penetrate deep into the ground without excessive manual force.

By choosing the Pubert ECO Max 65 BC2, users are investing in a machine designed for reparability. Every major component is easily accessible, and the engine’s power reserve is tailored for consistent performance across various soil densities.