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rototiller.....front or rear? and other things...
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<blockquote data-quote="CentaurG2" data-source="post: 5810820" data-attributes="member: 32137"><p>Both of my troy bilts are from the 70’s. I paid $100 bucks for the 6hp model. Needed some welding, carb kit, new belts and a reverse disk. Smokes a bit on startup but runs and tills like a champ. I put way more hours on my snowblower than the tillers. As mentioned, once you have your soil properly conditioned, you really don’t the tiller as much. Heavy weeds and cover crops are too much for my units thus we compost everything first and feed the gardens heavily in the fall. A quick till and the gardens are ready for spring. Right now, with the exception of the asparagus patch, they are still a sea of mud.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CentaurG2, post: 5810820, member: 32137"] Both of my troy bilts are from the 70’s. I paid $100 bucks for the 6hp model. Needed some welding, carb kit, new belts and a reverse disk. Smokes a bit on startup but runs and tills like a champ. I put way more hours on my snowblower than the tillers. As mentioned, once you have your soil properly conditioned, you really don’t the tiller as much. Heavy weeds and cover crops are too much for my units thus we compost everything first and feed the gardens heavily in the fall. A quick till and the gardens are ready for spring. Right now, with the exception of the asparagus patch, they are still a sea of mud. [/QUOTE]
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