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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the MK Martin RT726SF & RT726HF rotary tiller used for?

The MK Martin RT726SF and RT726HF rotary tillers are designed for soil cultivation, seedbed preparation, garden work, and loosening compacted soil. Their 74-inch working width provides broad coverage for landscaping, farming, and other soil-preparation applications.

What is the working width of the MK Martin RT726 rotary tiller?

Both the RT726SF and RT726HF have a 74-inch working width and approximately 79.375 inches overall width. This wide tilling path helps cover larger areas efficiently.

What is the difference between the RT726SF and RT726HF?

The RT726SF is the standard-flow model, designed for skid steers providing 16–28 GPM, while the RT726HF is the high-flow model, designed for 28–40 GPM. The two models have the same 74-inch working width and 6.5-inch maximum tillage depth, but the high-flow version is intended for machines with greater hydraulic flow.

How deep can the MK Martin RT726 rotary tiller cultivate?

The RT726SF and RT726HF have a maximum tillage depth of 6.5 inches. Adjustable skid shoes allow operators to control the working depth according to soil conditions and the requirements of the job.

What features does the MK Martin RT726 rotary tiller have?

The MK Martin RT726 features replaceable bolt-on C-shaped tines, a spiral tine configuration, self-lubricating #80 chain drive, adjustable skid shoes, and a floating deflector. The SF model uses six C-shaped tines per flange, while the HF model uses seven.

How do I choose between the MK Martin RT726SF and RT726HF?

Choose the RT726SF if your skid steer provides 16–28 GPM and the RT726HF if it provides 28–40 GPM of auxiliary hydraulic flow. You should also verify hydraulic pressure, attachment compatibility, and the machine's ability to handle the approximately 725-lb tiller before purchasing.