Power Tiller For Farming

Product Descriptions

A power tiller is basically a set of blades (called tines) that are mounted within a wheeled housing and are powered by either a gasoline engine or an electric motor. Each tine consists of four blades curving in alternately opposing directions. Blades one and three are curved pointing in toward the tiller; blades two and four are curved pointing away from the tiller. The inward-pointing tines keep the clods of soil and grass from accumulating on the blades, while the outward-pointing tines are the heavy cutters. They all work in conjunction with one another to dig into the soil aggressively, all the while moving soil away from the tines to avoid clogging them.

A tiller will make fast work of turning your areas.
A power tiller is a useful tool to own if you have large areas to till, such as plots for new flower beds, or if you want to create and maintain a vegetable garden. Whether you're loosening the soil to reseed a yard or routinely turning over a garden, a tiller will make fast work of what would otherwise be time-consuming labor. But power tillers come in a variety of sizes and types, and it's important to understand their differences so you can make the right purchase.

To select the power tiller that is best for you, match the tiller's capabilities to the type of work you're most likely to be tackling. It's usually best to purchase a model that's slightly bigger and more powerful than what you currently require, so that as your needs expand, you'll have a power tiller that can handle the increased demand. In the long run, a power tiller will be a great investment.