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Originally Posted by vallyfarm
Rocks, sod, roots all point towards a foward tine tiller. A reverse tine gives a better, smoother job, but can really do a number on the tiller and the tractor if it is pulling through tough stuff and bucking on the tractor. The foward tine tiller can ride up and over obsticals that a reverse tine will sit on and beat on until something gives. Mike
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Ya the more I think about it, the more I should maybe get a forward tiller. My dealer keeps trying to convince me to go reverse, saying it will bury rocks,roots, etc... but would roots and rocks possibly get stuck in the tiller ? Where as the forward would maybe spit them out the back ? Although I guess a forward could push the tractorin hard soil... ? I dunno