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WITH miracle shovel Not many people are familiar with it, but it is in demand among avid gardeners. The tool consists of two parts forks. During operation, the movable segment lifts the soil with its teeth and loosens it against the pins of the stationary part. Now we will look at what the Tornado miracle shovel looks like, as well as a manual cultivator from this company.
Getting to know the tool
If someone at home already has the miracle shovel Mole or Plowman, then you can see that the design of the Tornado is practically no different. The company produces a lot of different equipment for household work. A shovel and a hand cultivator are used to loosen the soil and remove weed roots.
The Tornado shovel reduces the effort required to dig up soil by 10 times. In this regard, there is less tension in the lower back muscles. This is achieved due to the fact that when raising the earth, the force must be directed downward, and not upward, as happens with a bayonet shovel. The tool has long been appreciated by older people, and now it has become popular among the younger generation of gardeners.
The miracle tool Tornado allows you to loosen even hard or dry soil to a depth of 23 cm. In one pass you get a finished bed about 50 cm wide, but no more. Such results are due to the limitation of the working part of the shovel.If you need a larger bed or you are digging up your garden, use a ripper to go through the required number of strips.
In addition to loosening the soil, the forks pull weed roots to the surface. Moreover, the teeth do not chop them into pieces, but extract them whole, which prevents vegetation from further multiplying in the garden.
The Tornado miracle tool consists of three main parts: working forks, a stationary frame with forks, a back and front stop, and a handle. The tool is easy to disassemble and assemble. When disassembled, the shovel is compact. You can take it with you to the dacha in your bag. If a breakdown occurs, you can buy a spare part at a service center or make it yourself.
Operation of the Tornado miracle shovel
You don't need much experience to use the Tornado shovel. The main working unit is a steel frame with movable forks. The teeth of both elements are located opposite each other. When the pins of the oncoming forks converge, the soil on them is crushed into small pieces.
You need to start digging the soil with a shovel by placing the cuttings vertically. In this position, the teeth of the working forks stick into the ground. Of course, to do this, they need to help by pressing their feet until the crossbar of the back support touches the ground. Next, all that remains is to pull the handle towards you, gradually pressing down. Resting against the back stop, the working forks will go up, lifting a layer of earth and destroying it against the counter teeth on the stationary frame. After this, the shovel is moved back to a new area and the actions are repeated.
Doctors about the miracle shovel
The Tornado shovel has long gained popularity among summer residents. Interestingly, many doctors also speak positively about this tool. Remember how you dig soil with a bayonet shovel. In addition to the effort of the legs, a large load is placed on the spine and hip joint. This is especially unacceptable for people who have scoliosis and other similar diseases. The miracle shovel does not require a person to bend down to the ground and lift the soil in order to turn it over. It is enough to simply tilt the handle towards you, while your back remains straight.
In the video, doctors talk about the miracle shovel:
Why is it worth replacing a bayonet shovel with a Tornado?
And now, as a summary, let's look at why the bayonet tool needs to be replaced with a Tornado:
- the speed of soil loosening increases to 2 acres in 1 hour;
- Older people, women and teenagers can operate the tool;
- The factory-made ripper is quite lightweight, making it easy to carry around the garden;
- forks effectively remove weed roots without cutting them into pieces;
- The ripper can be used to work in hard-to-reach places.
There are many more advantages that can be listed, but it is important to take into account the main advantage of the Tornado over a bayonet shovel: the ripper reduces the load on the spine by 10 times and makes work in the garden easier.
Cultivator Tornado
In addition to the miracle shovel, the Tornado company also produces a rather interesting ripper - a manual cultivator. It consists of a central rod. At one end there is a T-shaped handle, and at the other end there are sharp teeth turned counterclockwise. All elements are connected with bolts.
The cultivator is designed for loosening soil to a depth of 20 cm.The tool is convenient to work around trees, under the branches of bushes, and you can even dig holes for planting plants. The spiral-wrapped teeth perfectly pull out the roots of weeds from the ground. Summer residents have adapted a cultivator to aerate the lawn and collect dry leaves and grass.
The length of the Tornado cultivator can be adjusted to the height of the worker. For this purpose, the manufacturer has thought through the design of an adjustable central rod. The tube has a series of holes. You just need to pick one of them and fix the bar.
Before starting work, the cultivator is placed with its teeth on the ground. Next, the handle is tilted to the left, after which a rotational movement is performed clockwise. The sharp teeth easily dive into the soil, loosen it and twist the grass roots. Without turning the handle back, the cultivator is removed from the ground, after which it is moved to a new place, where the process is repeated again.
Reviews
And now it’s time to read the reviews of people who have been working with such rippers for a long time.
