Tiller roto tillers

[bluetc30]

hello everyone new to this site. i have a nh tc30 i have been looking at tillers and have sort of narrowed it down a land pride tiller or a ruhne the dealer that has this one sais the ruhne is lot heavier and can take a lot of abuse. any feedback that you folks can give will be deeply appreciated...

 

[sweettractors]

It is going to be hard to beat our "First Choice" rototillers with slip clutch and automatic chain tensioners--Ken Sweet
Phone Toll Free-1-866-528-3323
Email sweet@scrtc.com

 

[HayDR]

bluetc30,
Just remember gear drive tillers have no chains and or chain adjusters to break.

 

[NY_Yankees_Fan]

Blue,

Both Sweet tractors and CCI offer great products and are great guys to deal with. You can save some $$ going with either of them. I have a "First Choice" tiller from Sweet Tractor and it was smooth transaction. Many folks here have worked with CCI and have similar results. It is just another option if you are conferrable with your local dealer, great too, CCI and Ken just offer another quality option to you.

How often will you use the tiller, commercial or home use, etc? Most tillers for home use will last a very long time. If you are using it everyday then you may want to spend more $$ for a gear driven commercial model. Give us more detail on the planned use and TBN folks can help./forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[HayDR]

<font color="blue"> If you are using it everyday then you may want to spend more $$ for a gear driven commercial model. </font>

CCM Gear Drive Tillers are priced hundreds less than similar chain drive units. Check us out, I will guarantee you, you'll find great values at CCM. Mark Carter

 

[HEC]

I am having the same choice to make also , if it wasn't for the shipping costs I would own one already probably from CCM.My dealer suggested waiting for spring when he puts in a large order so I won't have to pay as much for shipping.
Good Luck,
Herb

 

[63DH8]

CCI/Mark, do you have any dealers in Washington State? I'm on the wet, I mean west side of the state.

 

[HayDR]

<font color="red"> Dave's Tractor </font> in Red Bluff, CA is the west coast distributor of CCM tillers and Hay Equipment.
Dave's Tractor

 

[Investorguy]

I'm in WA state too. What's it cost to ship one of those tillers?

 

[NorthwestBlue]

Mark,

I'm another interested tiller shopper in Washington. Maybe a larger shipment to a central location might be in order. If, of course, we could save some money on shipping. Let me know your thoughts.