Tiller Bought a 6' TSC tiller!

[laen64]

I feel you I want one as well. I don't even know what to do with it: But I have 5 acres of clear land to practice and learn.

 

[laen64]

Did you run right over those weeds? Is this prefered over the Harrow?

 

[samhudson3]

Love my tiller. I have sandy loam, had a friend watched me till and said the soil was so beautiful he just want to lie down in it...

 

[Botabill]

Just a little tip... if you're tilling rocky areas it is best to raise the back flap on the tiller. That will let the rocks fly loose and set on top of the soil where you can pick them. With the back flap down the soil will look real nice and smooth but those rocks will be hidden under that nice fluffy surface. The next time you till they will bounce around inside your tiller and cause more damage.

 

[Kimuel]

This is not a fair thread. It makes me want to go out an buy one myself. I am jealous.........

 

[fishpick]

This is not a fair thread. It makes me want to go out an buy one myself. I am jealous.........

Nothing is stopping you... We all support your decision to buy one!

 

[Builder]

I currently have a harley rake and have considered trying a tiller instead. I know it won't throw trash/rocks out to the side, but I frequently find myself in need of a tiller for tilling jobs and trying to use my harley rake to do the tilling. It doesn't churn as deep as a tiller. Both would be nice, but I need to reduce the amount of attachments I have to store.