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5 year old buck +
Not alot of good rotoiller on the market anymore. Most of them are on the weedwacker side of things.
MY chain drive craftsman rear tine finally blew up. Took the engine and put it on a troy bilt pony. The troy bilt is forward rotation. Dang thing is like taming a wild horse. Too much bite and the thing goes flying forward. Bought a hiller kit for it, slows it down some from going wild. But, still is too much for me.
Thinking of buying a earthquake victory. Reverse tine rotation.
Don't mind a ATV tow behind one either. Not intending to do foodplots. Mostly breaking up harder clay around my home, tilling up spots for apples trees and shrubs. aybe a smal garden. Almost done with the drainaige trnaches along my house. Seems about every 2 years get a flooded yard for a few days to a week. It's alot better with the trenches so far, but still have to clean up some steeper angles on the edges for the mower. And a 1/4 acre spot or two can use a trench.
MY chain drive craftsman rear tine finally blew up. Took the engine and put it on a troy bilt pony. The troy bilt is forward rotation. Dang thing is like taming a wild horse. Too much bite and the thing goes flying forward. Bought a hiller kit for it, slows it down some from going wild. But, still is too much for me.
Thinking of buying a earthquake victory. Reverse tine rotation.
Don't mind a ATV tow behind one either. Not intending to do foodplots. Mostly breaking up harder clay around my home, tilling up spots for apples trees and shrubs. aybe a smal garden. Almost done with the drainaige trnaches along my house. Seems about every 2 years get a flooded yard for a few days to a week. It's alot better with the trenches so far, but still have to clean up some steeper angles on the edges for the mower. And a 1/4 acre spot or two can use a trench.
