Tier B — Petrol garden tiller Germany Est. 2012

BRAST

A German online garden-tool brand: petrol Gartenfräsen/Motorhacken from 1.9 kW to 5.15 kW (BRB-AF series) with 25–85 cm working widths, some on Briggs & Stratton engines, aimed at small to very large plots.

Who is behind Brast

BRAST is the flagship brand of Bon Mercato GmbH, a Munich company in the home, garden and leisure sector whose offices in the Bavarian state capital form its headquarters. In 2019 Bon Mercato built its logistics centre in Schüttorf.

Bon Mercato lists petrol lawn mowers, bar mowers and motor hoes in the portfolio, and the Brast online shop offers motor hoes and garden tillers with petrol or electric drive, including the model 7000 petrol motor hoe. We list the BRB-AF-6000 and the BRB-AF-7000.

For a buyer, the practical questions come before the order rather than after it. Ask who handles warranty claims and spare parts, how a heavy machine is returned if it arrives damaged, and whether tines and belts can be ordered separately. Decide between petrol and electric drive on the size of your plot and how far it is from a socket, then compare the working width of each model with your beds. Keep the order confirmation and the exact model number together, since you will need both for any parts order or warranty claim.

Sources: Bon Mercato · Brast

BRAST machines we cover

2 models — garden tiller.

Tier B Garden tiller

BRAST BRB-AF-6000

Petrol · Front-tine · 7 hp · 85 cm

BRAST's mid tiller: a 212cc 4-stroke OHV engine (5.15 kW / 7 PS) driving 24 hoe blades for three working widths (33/62/85 cm) to 35 cm depth, with forward/reverse, 51 kg. A wide value tiller. Engine, power, 85 cm max width, depth and 51 kg weight verified via BRAST/retailer listings.

From £240–£360

Tier B Garden tiller

BRAST BRB-AF-7000

Petrol · Front-tine · 7 hp · 50 cm

BRAST's heavier professional-style tiller: a 212cc OHV engine (5.15 kW / 7 PS max) driving a 50 cm working width to an adjustable 17.5-35 cm depth, with optional self-propulsion and forward/reverse gears, on Ø33 cm pneumatic transport wheels, 70 kg. Engine, power, width, depth range, gears, wheels and 70 kg weight verified via BRAST/retailer listings.

From £270–£400

BRAST — common questions

Where is BRAST from?

BRAST is a brand from Germany, founded around 2012.

Is BRAST a good choice?

BRAST sits in Tier B — petrol garden tiller. The 2 models we cover run £240–£400, 7 hp.