in the market for a tiller

What do y'all prefer counter rotating or forward rotating?

don't buy a damn TroyBuilt.

I looked at some at Tractor Supply they look really well built.

Husqvarna

For a small tiller, I have a 4 stroke Honda Mantis and it it awesome. Not for large jobs though.

Mantis If you handle it

I bought a new cub cudet tiller 3 years ago and I love it . It crankes on the fist pull every time. You can turn the tines both ways. Really really strong tiller.

I have an electric handheld from home depot. Its perfect for my small gardens that i have cinder blocks around.

I do...ain't a thang.

I've heard they ain't what they used to be.

I used one my old neighbor had when I was doing some work for her. Very very nice tiller. It was smooth in rough ground and would flat churn up some dirt.

A buddy of mine up here in Marion county has a like new craftsman rear tine for sale. It's 7-8 years old but only been used a time or two. Pretty sure it has counter rotating tines. Shoot me a pm if interested and I'll give you his number.

Im actually looking at a husqvarna with a Honda engine tomorrow that a man has for sale locally. If we cant come to terms I'll send you a pm. Thanks

I Have one and it has never had any problems and fires up right away.

I have a small one that goes on the end of my weed eater

I have a Troy Built Super Bronco.

That thing will take off if it hits a root or solid soil. It does well if you can hold it back, but it will drag you like a big dog on a leash if your not paying attention.

Worked soil, no problems with it. Just getting the soil to where it's loose is the issue, LOL.

I've done several gardens with it though. Only had to replace the axle seals.

God Bless,
David B.

I have a Troy Built bronco also and that thing has thrown my back out more than once, it is a great tiller, I also have the little mantis tiller it has to be at least 15 years old and it is still a hoss makes weeding a breeze..

I just bought the tiny Honda FG110. I bought it mainly to use for dethatching my lawn but a turned and old flower bed under with it. Man, that thing is a beast to be as small as it is. I think it'll dig a well if you hold it in one spot long enough.

I have a horse from the late 60's that is till going strong. lol. I hear a lot of bad talk about the newer ones.

I know where a troybilt rear tine is for sellI think it is a Bronco, I will stop and check it out on the way home today, it is in Jemison, It looks to be in great shape..

Troy I love my Troy bilt it is 15 years old and works like a champ..

https://youtu.be/w18rmOkIWNk

The tiller is a economy Bronco built by Troybilt he wants $300 for
it, it is in real good shape, has a new carb on it and everything works including reverse.

Thanks for looking at it! I think I'm going to get a new Husqvarna though

No problem, good choice..