Takn

[luvtimes]

Was thinking today about your landscaping and thought that's what a lot...

Can I recommend a tiller...

Just to save your back and time that you will invest in your landscaping... Got online and see if you can get a pre-owned one... Mines will never be sold but auction too....

What take me to dig a yard... Well the tiller will do a yard in 1 hour...

There are many types of tillers... Mines can go 5 inches deep but I have to smooth out by rake afterwards.  But they have the ones that dig and smooth out at the same time..

New ones are pricey and rentals are a waste... So is hiring someone to do it for you...

If you are going to do a lot of gardening and you will... Tiller are the way to go.

I'm glad I kept mines so I can reseed the lawn in spots that the morons here kill with gasoline... Sigh...

[takncarabizniz]

We were just talking about that today.  We have  a large, 4 day project coming up over the Labor Day weekend and when we are done burning, we'll need a tiller for our veggie garden.  So rather than rent, we'll be looking into a purchase.  I want one that won't pull my arms off trying to use it, but will have to be tough enough to wrangle its way through the miles of vines just under the surface.
thanks, we'll be doing a lot of comparison shopping before we decide.  It's good to know that the smaller depth ones don't have additional features we will need.

[luvtimes]

The kind of Tiller that you would need will depend on the type of soil that you have if you have clay soil you going to probably need a heavy duty one if you got sandy soil maybe not so much but if you have rocks in your soil that's a whole different ballgame.