72" Rotary Tiller, Gear Driven

Good as a kingcutter.

Very happy with the tiller. I have beat the crap out of it in my rocky dirt and despite some dents it is still going strong. Mine came with oil as many others. Make sure to grease the u joints before you hook up, it is difficult to reach once attached.

So far, this is a great tiller. I have it behind a TUM T474 (48 hp). The tractor pulls it great. The owners manual says it ships without oil. However, mine came with oil in both the gear boxes already. I just had to grease the drive shaft and adjust the feet for the depth I wanted.

Bought this tiller last week. When I got home to unload it I noticed oil coming out of the bottom of the gearcase on the side. Upon taking the side plate off, I found that the top bolts didn't even go through the gasket and the bottom of the plate had several metal spurs on the inside of the plate, which prevented the gasket from fully seating. After shaving the spurs off and ordering a replacement gasket online, I got it fixed. I live an hour away from Ag supply, so wasting the gas to go back for a gasket didn't make since. The tiller itself works great and can really pulverize the soil. If I didn't have the leak, I would probably give it 5 stars. Of course, with the lack of quality control, I am a worried about what might happen down the road. I would suggest before buying, go to the yard and fully inspect the tiller. Don't let the yardman just pick one out for you without inspecting as this could save you lot of time and effort.

I purchased this tiller to do food plots in our hunting club. Have used it several years now and have put it in some pretty bad places from briars 5ft high to hard Georgia red clay. The tiller has performed flawlessly.