JeffInDaUP
Bronze Member
Just finished abusing my 72" KK tiller for the 2nd time and I am thoroughly pleased with it's performance. My "tilling grounds" are mostly spruce/tamerak/ and other conifer woodlots than I have removed the trees from and then went through with a boxscraper to remove roots and other debris. The problem is, sometimes large chunks of root systems are left in the ground when the tree is pushed over, hiding in the dirt and waiting to attack the unsuspecting tiller. I finally found out what a "slip clutch" sounds like when 20# chunk of old root wedged itself in the blades of the tiller and I needed a mallet to "tap" out the piece of wood. This happened two other times, but both of those pieces did not stick. The other smaller roots and debris-some up to 2 inches, seem no match for the tiller, and the tiller has performed better than expected.
The tiller is a great match for my L4610 and I appreciate the comments from this site that led to my recent tiller puchase decision. Thanks!!
Jeff...MI.
The tiller is a great match for my L4610 and I appreciate the comments from this site that led to my recent tiller puchase decision. Thanks!!
Jeff...MI.