Earthquake Victory Compact Rear Tine Tiller with Reverse and 4-Cycle 212cc Viper Engine

from Kettleveiw

I used for one season and I just wish it would move forward on its own power. I have to push it to make it move. Makes it difficult for me.

from Matt34

Engine always starts and runs great. Even with minimal use the belt wears out and the blade stops spinning. Very frustrating. Gotten replacement belt from earthquake and wore out just as fast as the first one.

from chall

Only gave it 3 stars because it is difficult to move due to the fact there is no way to disengage the tines when the wheels are engaged. It should have a separate lever to engage the tines so you can move the machine without them rotating. You have to lift it up by the handle bars to move it to...

from Husker

This tiller does a good job as long as the wheels do not lose traction. Once they spin, it is push city, as in no more one handed operation. It is plenty powerful and cuts through hard pack soil with ease, in fact Nebraska has had three earth quakes since I bought this tiller.

from Sebby605

I bought this in the fall and it seems to have a lot of tilling power! The engine didn't even bog down of skip a beat. The reversing mechanism works, but would like to see it gear driven.