rototillers

I recommend that you send me your old tiller.. I love playing with engines.. :)

Cub’s are good, so you should be fine with it. I’m so-so with the Craftsman stuff anymore. Granted I’ve got an old craftsman riding mower, but if I could afford it I’s get something stronger with a PTO. Then I’d just run a tiller like that.

-- Planting Daylilies in Kentucky, zone 6b

we have 2 Honda tillers.. and older one (the big boy) and Rick says it is a beast… and we have a little mini which is a treasure!
Other than that, I have no wisdom to share

-- - Debbie, SW Ontario Canada (USDA Hardiness Zone: 5a)

I found a like new 2 year old craftsman on craigslist that I am going to look at/buy this afternoon. it hasn’t been used in over a year for $450

-- Jim Cushing OK Zone 7

My Honda….............maybe the first one ever made and we bought it used over 12 years ago….......it owes me nothing. It is a Sherman tank in wieght, a cord that only paul bunyan could pull and puts out more CO2 then China….................died last fall.

i’m going to buy another Honda

-- Central northish Ontario

Well I found an approx. 2 year old craftsman 17” counter rotating tine with a 6.5 briggs on it on craigslist lastnight for $450. the paint isn’t even worn off the tines yet and the little tag is still around the gas tank filler. It even came with a fresh tank of gas I am going to change the oil in it and the mowers this weekend and till up more garden.

-- Jim Cushing OK Zone 7

my new to me tiller

-- Jim Cushing OK Zone 7

i had a tiller just like your old troy. the motor blew. I went on line found a new engine for $300. took the old one off bolted the new one on. tilling again. wish i had your old troy i do the same

-- RK

I just sold it for $75 hmm I made about $70 on it

-- Jim Cushing OK Zone 7

look out dirt—here comes the new tiller

-- - Debbie, SW Ontario Canada (USDA Hardiness Zone: 5a)