Motoblocks Forte

I bought a motoblock forte model HSD1G-135 with a diesel engine in 2005. A powerful device capable of raising virgin soil, but awkward and uneconomical. After 3 years of operation, the gearbox is completely worn out. The cost of new parts was quite acceptable, so I bought a new one and did not bother with repairs. The advantages of the design are that the plow goes behind the walk-behind tractor and the motor is located quite low, so that the load on the hands is minimal. You just need to direct the walk-behind tractor and hold it so that it does not tip over on the slopes.

easy start-up even on cold days, which is simply surprising for a diesel engine, the quality engine does not break, I just changed rings but use a synthetic manall.

metal lugs are ineffective especially on wet soil except for clogging with dirt they do not give anything, I use double rubber ones. Chews belts, cuts and bends the locking fingers, breaks the chains in the gearbox and dismantling it is a dreary business.

I want to share my experience on the Forte HSD1G-105 walk-behind tractor. A very good and effective device, without which I can not do without. I am engaged in plowing and cultivating cultivated and virgin land on it. I dug trenches a couple of times under the fence. Once I cut a six with a steel milling cutter and at least something.

low fuel consumption. Specially tested at average loads of only 300 grams per 1 hour of work, and at maximum (lifted heavy virgin soil in 3 runs) about 450 grams per 1 hour. It can be adapted to work with any attachment even from other walk-behind tractors, even made by hand (I have a 500 kg trolley and a snow blade)

I had to completely sort through all the connecting elements, since the assembly was “Chinese” and everything was on snot. The Plasmas air filter was replaced by a nanlogic from oki.

I bought a FORTE HSD1G-105 diesel walk-behind tractor last year. The first season worked perfectly. He pulled well, cultivated the soil, unpretentious in maintenance, in general, enough for a month of hard work. After six months, I tried to start the downtime and failed. Since the walk-behind tractor is under warranty, I sent it to a service center. They said that the walk-behind tractor has annual wear and I should buy spare parts at my own expense and presented the cost almost twice as much as in the market. When I refused the repair, they returned the walk-behind tractor with the drained gasoline and oil, sloppy assembled and even without a few bolts. In general, think about whether the budget motoblock is worth one such service problem for one season.

while it worked - it functioned normally, economical diesel consumption, affordable cost.

quickly failed, disgusting service, expensive parts.