Tier A — Pro two-wheel tractor Japan Est. 1926
A Japanese agricultural-machinery maker; its motoculteurs are well established in France.
4 models — garden tiller, two-wheel tractor.
Iseki's entry six-tine motobineuse: a Subaru EX17 169cc engine driving 320 mm tines for a 56 cm (four tines) or 86 cm (six tines) working width, with forward and reverse. Japanese build quality at the affordable end of the Iseki range. Engine, tine diameter, width options and the 62 kg weight verified via Iseki France's 2023 catalogue.
From £550–£850
Iseki's mid motobineuse: a Subaru EX17 169cc (4.2 kW) driving 320 mm tines for a 56 cm (four tines) or 86 cm (six tines) width, with two mechanical ranges giving 4 forward and 2 reverse speeds. Can be put on wheels to become a motoculteur and pull a plough, ridger or other rear implements. Engine, ranges, tine diameter, width options and the 65 kg weight verified via Iseki France's 2023 catalogue.
From £650–£950
A larger motobineuse in Iseki's SA range, sharing its platform with the SA350/SA540 and running a Kawasaki engine for wider, heavier cultivation. Built to the same Japanese standard as the smaller SA models. Engine make and model family verified via Iseki documentation; power, working width and weight are class-typical estimates pending verification. No longer in Iseki France's current range (checked October 2026); bought used or as remaining dealer stock.
From £750–£1,100
Iseki's compact petrol motoculteur with counter-rotating tines for fine seedbed work (around 700 m2). Engine (Kawasaki FJ180G, 179 cc), 3 forward + 1 reverse gears, 55 cm width and 102 kg weight verified via Iseki France's 2023 catalogue; GBP is converted from EUR and approximate.
From £2,600–£3,000
Iseki is a brand from Japan, founded around 1926.
Iseki sits in Tier A — pro two-wheel tractor. The 4 models we cover run £550–£3,000, 5.7–6 hp.
