A Sunday’s joy and a Monday’s sorrow: after only a few hours of use, oil is leaking from various points. Also, the knives are poor quality and break under a little strain.

it is very good at digging. the only problem it has is that when the field is a bit sloped and has uphills and downhills, it sometimes stalls, probably that's how its system works...

I had bought it a few years ago and I had used it quite a bit (amateurishly). The motor broke down on me and I am looking to buy a new one, but the problem is that it is out of stock. The representative asked me for more than half the money for a new one

I bought the 7,000. It is my first contact with a digger and from the comments I knew that the assembly would ANNOY me to a degree that I might even BREAK it DELIBERATELY IN THE END. That's why I bought it from Kouretas in Pefki, who provides them assembled without charging extra like others. Just ask where you will get oil and in 5 minutes he will show you the functions. I dedicated a few minutes to put oil and in about 20 minutes I became an expert. It works great. Powerful.

I am very satisfied with the purchase of this machine. I also have a Honda F560, which is a good machine, but compared to the Nakayama, I would say that the Nakayama is more cost-effective.

I put it in forward three times, everything was fine. For a small field next to the house, for the grass and more, it is always clean, super. Almost half an acre with less than 4 € of gasoline. Assembly was okay, it needed a little help from the manual. It still doesn't give you any clear instructions on how to connect anything to it in general. It would be better to have a mechanic put in the oils, etc. to have it ready in a day, in my opinion. It digs very well. The speed is very good. The wheels are strong. It is not too heavy. Okay. It is suitable for a house with a garden or a small field with trees, etc.

Excellent quality, no comparison to a cheap Chinese cultivator I had, which I had bought at almost the same price. Powerful motor, digs deep. Very honest!

I bought it about 3-4 years ago. It was at a dirt cheap price due to remaining stock and the seller wanted to get rid of it. It hasn't broken or malfunctioned at all. I take good care of it, washing and drying it after each use, etc. I use it to dig trenches about 100 square meters, 3-4 times a year, and I also dig trenches for my neighbors. It's a very high-quality tool for its price, although a bit heavy, especially when you have to tilt it to change the wheels and blades. I changed the oil in the transmission last year, and I also replaced the crown coil to see its condition. I found a small metal grease inside, but it was perfect.

I intended to first gain experience using the tiller and today, after five months of seeing it at 599 euros, I estimate that its price will increase significantly above its current price. The code MB7005 indicates that it is a newer version of the corresponding MB 7000, which is probably being discontinued. In October, when I bought it for 515 euros, the MB 7000 had been tested with good reviews, while the MB7005 had no substantial evaluation. I took a risk because of its similarity to the tested MB 7000, the code MB 7005 indicating a new and improved version, and the approximately 230 euros that the MB 7005 was cheaper at the time. The purchase was successful, although I had some problems due to my inexperience. The machine, as a gasoline-powered one, is lightweight. It would be helpful if it had additional weights to make the plow and the tiller go deeper.

It took me many hours to fix it because the instructions are unacceptable. In the field, it is very good... until you learn it a little later, you take a walk. Very powerful and economical in terms of its gasoline.

Very good machine. It starts easily, digs quite deep, burns very little, works continuously without overheating. I have had it for three years and it operates like the first day. I highly recommend it!

I bought it 4 months ago...
Nice packaging with a metal frame that has everything inside, but it takes a little time to assemble...
Very very good material construction for Chinese...
Very easy to start!!
The most impressive thing is that it has "automatic" throttle (when it struggles, it shifts gears on its own)
I tilled 2 acres of very hard soil plus half with potatoes... Very comfortably and quickly!!!
For its price, it is wonderful!!!!

Very nice machine, it has nothing to envy from the branded ones, the assembly is a bit tricky but can be fixed.

The ideal tiller for gardens. Very powerful, quiet, and with a good price. One downside is that it has expensive spare parts.

The machine is very good. It understands nothing. I have used it on very hard soil and it did an incredible job.
The manual it comes with is the worst I have ever seen. The machine comes unassembled and the instructions really don't say anything about assembly. However, it is not difficult for someone who has a little experience with diggers.

Guys, it's amazing. I had a chainsaw before and I decided to try the router as well. I have routed planks in Larissa and it works very well without any problems

I have had it for 4 years with minimal maintenance and it performs great every year. Very powerful without any damages, and I have even dug up old soil with rocks. Great tool

I completely agree with the previous speaker. The instructions were severely lacking. However, I believe that the price-to-product ratio is excellent. Whoever wants can replace the screws with locks and the usage becomes simplified.

Although it's a Chinese machine, I can say that it is quite good. It digs satisfactorily while being relatively quiet. I have used it twice (in relatively soft soil) and I am satisfied. A big advantage is its light weight. Of course, don't expect the quality of materials that you would find in well-known and expensive companies. For its price (249 euros) and for relatively small to medium areas, it is a good purchase.

My review concerns the model MB5000

The tiller is Chinese and named by the Greek representative as Nakayama, which refers to Japanese or Korean. However, this does not diminish its value, but there is no Nakayama company. The manual provided by the representative is incomplete and laughable. I bought the 7000 classic. I tried it and it does the job well, but it is a shame for the Greek consumer to have such treatment. To understand what I mean, there are no instructions on how to put it forward. So, what should someone do if they don't have basic knowledge?

I have it for a while, it works great, it picks up immediately....and the only slight negative is that the front wheel easily sinks, but an experienced operator won't have any particular issue....the inexperienced like me, gets more tired.

Very powerful and reliable machine. Very good quality materials.

Negatives: The assembly instructions are a bit unclear.