4 foot tiller

[otherguy]

I have been looking at Rhino and King cutter, suggestions? Rhino's are more expensive but they "seem" to be heavier built.

 

[Rocky Hoffler]

Rhino is a heavy built and so the cost is higher King Cutter is sold by some Tractor supply stores and if you just want a light to medium duty its a good tiller

 

[Wolfy]

I have owned a 4ft King Kutter rotory tiller for about 15 years now. It has been trouble free, but I only use it maybe 6-8 times a year. I would qualify it as medium duty. It is much rugged than the JD tiller it replaced.

 

[Pepsiboy]

I have been looking at Rhino and King cutter, suggestions? Rhino's are more expensive but they "seem" to be heavier built.

otherguy,
I have the 4' rear tiller that Kubota makes. Have had it for 6 years, NO PROBLEMS. know where you are located, but if not too far from Shell Knob, maybe you could come over and look at it. I'm not interested in selling, but maybe you can get some ideas from it.

Dave

 

[otherguy]

What about Land Pride tillers? Going to look at them this afternoon.

 

[Wolfy]

If LandPride tillers are like the rest of their line-up, they would be top notch. You may also want to check out Woods.

 

[yelbike]

I use a 60" king kutter tiller for my tree lines and gardens, a shade over two acres worth. Does an amazing job, maybe its the operator though!

I find the king kutter as heavy duty as needed. I've used it to till large section of lawn as well as some clay/ silth areas on my property. IMO it has always surpassed my expectations. I've even tilled 2-3" tree although not recommended!