Re: [CH] Slightly OT - Tillers

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Unless you have a tractor with a 3 point hitch, purchase a tiller with 
the tines at the rear. If you can afford it, get a Troy-Bilt. I just 
replaced the engine on mine after over 20 years which reminds me 
that I should move it into the shed as soon as the snow melts.

> The time has come, I think for me to purchase a new tiller.  The one
> that I has has spent more time being fixed than being used the past 2
> years.
> 
> Would you recommend a fron or rear tine and how much HP for a good sized
> woman.  My garden is not huge, but I want enough power that I don't
> regret getting the size I choose.
> 
> Any suggestions?



Dave Anderson
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Http://www.tough-love.com

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