Tillers
Source: www.TurfMagazine.com
Tillers are definitely worth their weight, as they are ideal tools for initial ground breaking of soil for flowerbeds and more. Whether hand-held or pulled/pushed by a tractor, this equipment helps provide a loose soil that drains well and breaks up materials, allowing for better root growth in even the most uninhabitable soil.
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AtomThe six-tine tiller features 13-inch-wide self-sharpening tines and a Honda GX-25 engine. Safety features include a removable blade cover with side skirts and an interlock trigger. |
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BCS AmericaBCS rear-tine tillers are all-gear driven, feature and automotive-style clutch and are available in a wide range of models with 18- to 33-inch tilling widths. |
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Bercomac LimiteeThe 30-inch-wide rear-mount tiller slices through any type of soil with ease and offsets to the right to cover tire tracks. Tills up to 6 inches deep and universal mount fits tractor models from 15 to 28 hp. |
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Kuhns Power EquipmentThe Power Dog 209 features hydro drive, variable speed on the go, instant forward and reverse and dual rotating tines. Unit is user-friendly and easy to operate. |
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Land PrideLand Pride’s RTR20 Series Reverse-Till Rotary Tiller is available in 64- or 72-inch cutting width and features a 17-inch rotor swing diameter, adjustable skid shoes and category 1 hitch. |
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MantisThe Mantis Tiller/Cultivator is available in a gas-powered, electric or XP model, and features a cutting depth of 10 inches, and 9-inch tine width. |
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Masport/Seago InternationalThe Masport Home Gardener is a shaft-driven tiller with several options. Powered by a 148cc Briggs and Stratton engine, it comes with an edger blade, aerator attachment and scrubbing brush. |
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W.E. ChappsThe Trim Bag fits on the handlebars of garden tillers, and provides a place to put trash and debris. It measures 10 inches wide by 12 inches long and stays open for easy access. |
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WoodsWoods’ line of rotary tillers feature steel tines that can till 7 inches into the toughest ground and the heavy-duty rear tailgate evenly distributes dirt, leaving a smooth, flat seedbed. |
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