The Ardisam MC 43 Earthquake Mini Cultivator is similar in size and stature to the Ardisam MC43E Mini Cultivator. The only real difference is that the Ardisam MC 43 is a little smaller than the MC43E and the prices are a little different. The Ardisam Earthquake MC43 costs $199.99 and the Ardisam MC43E costs $174.99. The E at the end of MC43E means that the Mini Cultivator is an Electric Cultivator and the Electric Cultivators are $20 cheaper than the gas cultivators. The MC43 Mini Cultivators have ten inch cutting width blades, two small adjustable wheels in the back, and a Viper type engine. The handles of the MC43 look like a bike and the body resembles a boat engine. The handles of the MC43 are anti vibrational, which means the handles do not vibrate as the machine is moving, causing motion sickness for the person using it. The MC43 Mini Cultivator is small and lightweight and easy to maneuver over soil and dirt in a garden. The body of the MC43 has a small white tank that is used to pour gas into the machine to make it run.
Other types of comparison brands are the Troy Bilt Bronco Rear Tine Tiller that costs $619.99. The Ardisan MC43 Earthquake Mini Cultivator is $400 cheaper than most other brands of Mini Cultivators. The Huskee Rear Tine Dual brand is $699, the Eartquake CRT Roto Tiller costs $499, and the Cub Cadet Rear Tine Dual Tiller is $799. The MC43 Mini Cultivator works just as well as the other brands, but is less expensive and much smaller and easier to maneuver around. Other online stores where the MC43 Earthquake Mini Cultivator can be purchased is the Tractor Supply Online Store. The Ardisam Company and the Tractor Supply Online Stores allow a person to comparison shop for other brands to find out how much cheaper each brand is. The Earthquake MC 43 Mini Cultivator weighs only 21 pounds and the blades turn at a speed of 240 revolutions per minute.