Re: [CH] Slightly OT - Tillers

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I agree with Dave, if you can afford it, get a Troy-Bilt. The bigger ones with
more horse power are great, but if you have a small garden it will be hard to
turn around at the end of a row (small garden = short rows = lots of turning).
Also the large ones can't be used for cultivating between narrow rows. You will
need 3-4 feet between rows to use the big ones. Nothing bad about the smaller
ones except they take a long time to do the same work. So, big garden - big
tiller, small garden - small tiller. I would like to have two. The biggest one
to work the ground in the spring and fall and the smallest one to cultivate
with during the summer.

Enjoy the heat,
Steve

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