Tiller Who can identify this rototiller?

[HayDR]

It looks like a SICMA CS Tiller if made in Italy. There is a copy made in India. Look and see if tells you anything on the tine where the Tine is manufactured. SICMA uses Azzimondi tines will either have Sicma on the tine or AF logo. The Tines will have a hole spacing of 42mm center to center and a 12.5mm hole if a SICMA CS.

 

[Spanner]

In the picture of the broken weld (Post #9) it appears there is a broken tine. To hit something hard enough to break a tine could cause the weld to break as well.
There may be more collateral damage in the drive-train waiting to show itself in the future. :2cents:

 

[Sawyer Rob]

In the picture of the broken weld (Post #9) it appears there is a broken tine. To hit something hard enough to break a tine could cause the weld to break as well.
There may be more collateral damage in the drive-train waiting to show itself in the future. :2cents

Another cheapo tiller bites the dust!!

Any tiller that can't take the shock of a tine breaking, should go to the junk yard!!

IF only, "I" had a dollar for every tine I've ever broken with one of my tillers!!

BTW, all without ANY damage to the tiller! (other than the tine)

SR

 

[WoodChuckDad]

I Think HayDr nailed it. Looks like a Sicma