Champion Power Equipment 19-Inch Counter Rotating Rear Tine Tiller with Self-Propelled Agricultural Tires

from Pickle

I bought this product for digging up a new garden plot. My yard is very packed down clay with many tree roots. This tiller had no problems digging up the soil. Very powerful for the average gardener. The only thing I don't like about it is that there is no easy way to move this without the tiller...

from Scott

Tiller came in a big heavy crate. Assembly was easy with good instructions. Started on first pull. Tilled my garden with ease. Would be nice if you could disengage the tines when moving under power. But easy to lift up when moving to keep tines from digging in. Paperwork should include a parts ...

from Michael

Assembly was easy. Used it briefly (10 minutes) in frozen dirt and it did well. Looks like a good tiller. Only drawback is you cannot engage only the wheels so when moving from location to location under it's own power the tiller portion is also engaged. You can unpin the wheels and free wheel (r...

from xKHANx

Honestly, I wasn't expecting for this tiller to be as great as it turned out to be. I bought it brand new, still in the metal framed wooden box, and after putting it together, (approx 15min), added oil and gas, pulled 3x and it started right up. This is a direct drive which is sealed, no belts t...

from Balloonatic

This rototiller does the work. The 19" width is just right allowing a lot to get done without being too big to handle. Tines rotating forward or reverse and whells engaged or free spinning gives lots of options. Depth adjustment is another valuable feature to dig way in or just scratch the sur...