Tiller Finally added another attachment.....5-foot tiller from Tractor Supply for $1350

[Sniggle]

As I really only needed one for my garden (and I guess my neighbors garden), as well as the odd garden job, I had not been able to justify the purchase. But this years bonus was pretty good, and tractor supply had one left over from last year that had a little bit of extra rust for $250 off...so I pulled the trigger.

I know that Countryline/King Kutter is not the best, but the brand names were all asking $2400+ for a 55+ inch tiller, and for what I am going to use it for I figured I could save the thousand bucks. Cost was $1445 including tax...will pick it up in the horse trailer on Saturday.

 

[mbullism]

As I really only needed one for my garden (and I guess my neighbors garden),

I guess the obvious question is how far away can one be, and still be considered a "neighbor"?

(congrats!)

 

[AaronS]

I know that Countryline/King Kutter is not the best,

Some may consider them "not the best" but King Kutter tillers are considered by many the best value for your money. Robust equipment at a good price. Congrats on the purchase.

 

[PapaPerk]

I have a 72" KK tiller and am very impressed by it. Well worth the money. Nice and heavy! I'd put it up against the "best" any day!

 

[mark02tj]

I guess the obvious question is how far away can one be, and still be considered a "neighbor"?

(congrats!)

You might be a little too far for that but I am only one state away from him!! Can't wait to get my garden tilled by my new favorite neighbor! LOL!

CONGRATS on the new tiller!

 

[Wesdor]

I've had the same tiller for a couple of years. It stays in the shed except when in use and I have had very good luck with it. That extra $250 off for the rust should be remedied with some steel wool and paint. They don't have the best paint job in the world, but it is good enough for the money.