THE NEW (used) TILLER. No more excuses. Time to till the garden.

[@thomasgronek6469]

Thanks for a GREAT video, GREAT tiller,,, SUPER SOIL.... Happy gardening.

[@ssc5140]

Joe, my old tiller handles swing to the side also. I like as it keeps my foot prints out of the tilled soil. Enjoyed the video.

[@0310-m7e]

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[@231MasseyFerguson]

Very nice tiller and hope you get many years out of it. I have a '96 Western Auto Wizard rear time roller that I don't use. It's in very good condition. My grandfather uses it twice a year for only about 20 minutes each time. I have a tractor with a pto driven tiller and fixing to go till and plant mustard green and turnip seeds right now. And 9 cabbage plants. Happy gardening from South Louisiana!

[@icestatesmc]

That tiller is a beast. Looks like you got a good score. No excuses this year. lol

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

+Charlie Ice SMC I hope it works well, without a tiller I would be lost this time of year. Thanks Charlie. Joe

[@justinfrederick3648]

Great video! I couldn't resist I got out this morning and planted onions!

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

+Justin Frederick I JUST went and bought my sets, mine will be going in the ground within the next day or two. Good luck. Joe

[@debbiemcclure4174]

Looks like a lot of fun, ha ha. As always, great, interesting video

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

+Debbie Mcclure Ha ha is right LOL. it was fun starting it and going the first 10 feet and then its was like... Oh Crap I have to till the garden. Lol. Thanks Debbie. Joe

[@AlleghenyMountainLiving]

I was hoping to til my garden Saturday, unfortunately we woke up to 2 inches of snow! 65 one day, 19 degrees the next! Ready for spring!! All the best.......Darryl,AML.

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

+Allegheny Mountain Living Thanks Darryl. I remember a few years back tilling the day after we had a 4 inch snowfall. I heard that it has nitrogen in it and will help the soil. I have no clue but I did get my potatoes in that day. Lol. Thanks again. Joe

[@dadgad68]

Working good Joe. Nice job.

[@nj40100]

Hi Jo, the offset handles also mean you don't have to walk on ground you have just tilled!! great for seed beds!! Nice machine hope it lasts you years like your old one.

[@ttttttttp2]

It's so nice to watch your videos... I hope you have a great day and days forward ^^

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

+ttttttttp2 Thank you for the nice comment. Joe

[@RunsWithKnives]

Love your gentle offloading method Joe, lol. Well at least you have the garden tilled for the upcoming 2 feet of snow, lmao!

[@Volusiaev]

That soil looks real fertile! Nice tiler.

[@wrightz3it]

I was just thinking the same thing, Not sure where this land is, but looks very fertile. Where I live, I may have to till a spot 4 to 5 times to look this good, and then fertilize on top of that.

[@ouch65]

Don't accidentally till more than you need. Haha Looks as if your having fun.. Great buy!

[@fayechamp4156]

I just brought a 5 horsepower WIZARD TILLER A GUY HAS BEEN WORKING ON MY CRAFTMEN for a year I went old school last year with rakes hoes and shovel I’m soooo ready to plant 🌱 and garden. I love it

[@1975Jdonov]

We had 5 inches of snow here in Boston and we may be getting snow again this weekend. I have been unable to get anything done in my garden yet. All my spring bulbs out in front of my house were looking amazing and just started to flower only to be killed by the freezing rain and snow. I never thought I would be jealous of your weather.

[@dnngskn62]

Looks like a nice tiller. Hope it holds up real good for you.

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

+Donnie G Thanks Donnie, I hope it does also. I paid 400 for it so its not like it was a super expensive purchase so if it can be a good machine for 4 or 5 years I would say it paid for itself and if I get 10 years I will be amazed and think Huskee i awesome. Joe

[@gardeningwithaloha5573]

Awesome find!👍🏼

[@backcountrypipe]

Nice looking tiller.

[@crumb9cheese]

I like that type of till. Seems easier than when thewheels r In the back

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

+crumb9cheese The rear tine tillers are heavier but way more easy to till with. Thank you. Joe

[@TenRingShooter99]

Nice im suprised your last one died like that we have one that is about 40 years old or older and it runs with little effort nice video

[@chanakpugkaing]

Really cool!! I just acquired a “mastercraft” brand but it appears to be identical to your new tiller.

[@cheriettejackson4248]

Reminds me that the time to till here in Maine is just around the corner. Still eating taters from last year, kept in a root cellar over winter!

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

+Cheriette Jackson You can NOT beat the home grown potatoes. By now the ones you are eating are getting a little soft and feeling like they are already half baked. I love them like that as well as the fresh new potatoes. Here in MN my Grandfather who was a potato growing machine always said to have them in the ground by Good Friday. I am a bit late but will have mine in by the weekend. Thank you Cheriette. Joe

[@123tanners]

I would fix or replace the motor on the old tiller, take it up to the tent, and till up a food plot and plant turnips by your deer stand.

[@mem7048]

+123tanners exactly what i was going to suggest, but i was thinking clover and beets.

[@Dorfnase]

Nice mashine, but it seem to be weak! Greetings from germany! :)

[@wtailhunter1]

They sell Huskee brand around here at Tractor Supply. I believe they are made by MTD (Murrey). You had a good run with your Craftsman...I was a lawn and Garden Technician for Sears for about eight years and replaced a lot of transmissions in those things. Sounds like your engine took a dump though, hole in the block, valves and/or blown head gasket. Might check and see if the spark plug hasn't worked it's way out, that would be a great quick fix eh?...lol

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

+wtailhunter1 Its something internal for sure. I know I have quite a few people that are saying to get a new motor for it but one other issue that had been coming up more and more was that when I was tilling it wants to pop out of gear. Maybe its linkage but I am thinking that after 15+ years it may be the transmission and now that you said you replaced quite a few im thinking that more strongly. I mean it still tilled but doing my garden I am guessing it would pop out of gear 7 to 10 times now and I found that frustrating. Thank you. Joe

[@wtailhunter1]

+JoeandZachSurvival Probably a good idea to let it go then, someone on Craislist might want it for $50 or so. The new one you got seems to work pretty well. I highly recommend using Stabil in the fuel, cheaper than replacing the carb down the road. Gas we get these days is crap.

[@colin8532]

nice score on the tiller

[@TheRedneckprepper]

Nice ! I would love to have your old tiller !

[@HealthSupercharger]

me too

[@TheRedneckprepper]

@@HealthSupercharger that was 4 year ago ! you wont believe last year i found on just like it for 150 bucks it need the carb n tank cleaned and it needed cables about 65 bucks and it rocks !

[@marywagner5149]

looks like you found a winner

[@mathewwalworth5236]

Huskey is a very good reliable Taylor

[@BornRandy62]

the point of my comment was that the old tiller is still a functional machine with resale value that you can recoup costs. Or you can use it at the tent or your dad's cabin for landscaping or gardening. The swing handle can be used for your observation or what we always sold the option is that you can swing the handle away from your worked area and leave the garden foot track free and be able to walk in the next row gap over when using the machine for cultivating rows. The tines are usually able to be removed or reversed for cultivating so that the outside reach wont rip up the roots of your planted rows

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

+Randy J I had no clue that was what it was for until I started reading the comments. I guess I still have some learning left in me to do Lol. I may look into fixing the old tiller just for a back up but at the tent, if you were to dig a hole in the ground exactly the same size as a 5 gallon bucket and then put everything you dug out in that bucket and dump it out. Over 3/4 of the bucket would be rocks. I think using a tiller up there may kill the tiller pretty fast or at the least you better have a 5 gallon bucket of bolts to use as the tine shaft shear pins. Thanks Randy. Joe

[@BornRandy62]

+JoeandZachSurvival tiller engines usually eat a bunch of dirt. If the motor wasnt smoking like a chimney then the air fitler was doing the job. So the test is to take the cylinder head off and observe the piston and valves when you pull the cord. If the piston doesnt move but the valves open and close then the end cap has come off the connecting rod. Depending on if it came off nicely or half way and got ripped the rest of the way you may be able to just put the parts back together. Get it running and sell it for garden season. Tell the new owner that the engine is weak and you arent being shady. Or you can spend the money on a new connecting rod. I have a 16 horse Briggs that was in the same condition that your tiller is. No resistance to being turned over. I put the bolts back together and it is still running 12 years later. Sometimes you get lucky. As long as the camshaft and crankshaft didnt get wiped out or damaged then a new connecting rod and a gasket set is a really cheap fix. Otherwise the replacement motor or a short block will probably be the cheapest route other than selling it as a broke machine needing a engine.

[@sneak6654]

I used to have one, Husky is a Home Depot brand. Still runs good.

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

+Sneak 66 Thanks Sneak, I hope mine works well also. It seems like you either get an awesome machine or its a pain in the butt from the start. This one started out well so we shall see. Joe

[@robertpeters2741]

Huskee is not a Home Depot brand, I believe it's made by MTD

[@Icutmetal]

Husky is a Home Depot brand Huskee is a TSC (Tractor Supply Company) brand, and are made by MTD. Spelling.

[@theoutdoorsman7408]

Looks good

[@augustinmladin5554]

Nice tiller

[@jcconcrete3018]

Huskee is a big brand name in Michigan. Their well known for lawn mowers and weed whackers.

[@Icutmetal]

Husked is a shit brand sold at Tractor supply stores and made by MTD in Ohio.

[@Nortekj]

Joe, you could have went to Harbor Freight and bought an engine from there to replace the one on the other tiller, for around 200 dollars and is an almost direct replacement for old engine, maybe a bit of re-routing of cables for carburetor and kill switch. They also have a 13 horse power electric start model for around 350 dollars. The engines are an exact copy of the Honda engines and parts from Honda will swap fit the Predator. I have several of those engines and have for several years, they still start on first pull after sitting in barn all winter. spring and summer on the hydraulic log splitter and I have a couple on old vintage lawn tractors that I have restored and also on a couple tillers. In my opinion they are a great engine and hard to beat for the price even if they only lasted 2 or 3 years they would still be a cheaper alternative than buying brand name.

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

+Nortekj Thank you Nortekj. I may end up doing that. I have had a problem the last couple years with the tranny slipping out of gear when tilling and I need to figure out if its a linkage problem or internal. If its linkage then I may replace the motor so I have a spare tiller. Thanks again as usual. Joe

[@RVBob]

The old tiller most likely lost a valve. When you pull the starter and get no compression it's either a valve or head gasket. Both pretty easy to fix provided the head didn't crack.

[@fredscheerle7592]

Being a B&S engine It's more likely a broken Con Rod, Change your Oil every Year and it will last more year's and check it has oil in transmission/gearbox!

[@nickj4850]

Best KZbinr

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

+Nick Vids Thank you for the nice comment, I appreciate it. Joe

[@stclairstclair]

As a mechanic i dont see how you would leave your first tiller to rot outside to die, im always looking for people like you so i can have stuff i normally dont have extra money to buy.

[@jeanettehandy7835]

I need one of these!!?!! bit, I don't Craig List.

[@davidronquille7175]

I realize the age of this video...do you still have this tiller...if so could you send some pictures of the hiller and underside where it attaches?

[@AnEveryDayCanadian]

Great Videos Joe! Grow Some Hot Peppers. lol

[@garrettroland3006]

got the same tiller it's great

[@stephenlees9752]

Hi Joe, do you add any cow shit or out organic material to your garden bed at the end of the season so it settles in over winter?? Your soil looks good, i have built raise garden beds with a combination of mulch, cow shit & soil which are work very well.

[@garver_1270]

Do you ever have problems with animals getting at your garden with no fence?

[@JnJTrueOutdoorAdventures]

I need a new tiller so I can have a garden!! I have a old Sears front tine and it ran two seasons. I bought it used myself and it had been setting in a basement with gas in it. I think it really messed up the carb. After the first season I couldn't get it started, took it to a shop and had the carb rebuilt, ran that year and then started doing the same thing...run a little and quit...run a little and quit. I finally gave up. Juddie - J & J TOA

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

+J & J True Outdoor Adventures It really sucks when you end up with a "bad machine" I have had that happen on several occasions through my life. You need to get a new one Juddie and get that garden started. Thank you. Joe

[@briarscountry99]

Clean it and rebuild it again also check your fuel lines and air filter and just small stuff like that after a while you will find out the problem

[@sawyerrob8486]

Joe, go to your Harbor Freight store, they have a replacement motor for your tiller and it's $99.00 right now. (may need an easy to get coupon) YES, it's a china made motor, but they are good tiller replacements and are easy install. Just change the oil the first time after "half hour" or so of running to get what ever was left in the motor from mfg. out... SR

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

+Sawyer Rob I might do that Rob just so I have an extra tiller. I was having some tranny trouble with it to the last couple years, it would frequently pop out of gear when tilling so I will take a look at that and see if its linkage or an internal problem and then decide from there. Thank you. Joe

[@oldpackfan]

Tory Built have the same swing in the handle and they show the user walking on the untilled ground. not as messy and easier walking.

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

+Russel Brown I am once again learning something new through the comments. I had no clue. Thanks Russel. Joe

[@briantulak3660]

Why not set the handle bars off to one side a bit so that when you till you are not walking where you just tilled but to the side of it, that is what I did with my tiller...works great that way.

[@romanstar7550]

can you adjust these to till very shallow just skimming say the top 1'' of soil ? and do they sell aerator tines to put on these ?

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

Yes I could go shallow but I would not want to do that. Not sure on the tines.

[@EricReitzel]

Never used a Tiller....How do you think that Tiller/Brand would work in Louisiana Clay ? Last years garden...My first was done with the claws of my framing hammer and raised beds.....

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

+Eric Reitzel On my other channel called northernseclusion we just did some tilling in my girlfriend Melissa's yard with her tiller and it tilled the clay well. I did it two years ago and it was a tough till but this time the soil was not rock hard dry clay like you get down there so it went better (it had rained). In the video you see I mix wood shavings and also paper that had been run through the grinder thing and that helped to keep the dirt from bonding back together. You should watch that video "Hay Bale Gardening" and subscribe to see the updates on how the potatoes we planted there grow. She lives in Louisiana between Baton Rouge and New Orleans. Thanks Eric. Joe

[@billmorris8811]

Joe, What is the model of your tiller, My brother bought one . The plate is gone, I need to get parts for it. Any information would be greatly appreciated. W Morris

[@Matt-fg1vn]

A 6.5 hp engine from harbor freight would have the old tiller back up and running in about 15 minutes. Sometimes they go on sale for $99.

[@swadeshkumardixit3080]

Matt and

[@Icutmetal]

Yep; that’s the way to do it.

[@beingsneaky]

did you figure out the transmission problem on the old tiller and replace the engine?

[@joeychancey9192]

you got a good tiller joe it a off name tiller but in Georgia husky is one of the best ta my appion

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

+Joey Chancey Thanks Joey, I hope I have good luck with it. Joe

[@ChrisSingleton299]

i was just wondering what model huskee tiller that is

[@spikehook7727]

What brand you have. Can you tell me the brand and model please.

[@WaconiaPrepper]

Hey Joe what are you going to do with the old tiller?

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

+WaconiaPrepper I may put on a new motor but if not I will get rid of it I suppose. I see you must be in Waconia, I do a lot of my construction work down there. I will try and remember that if I decide the tiller needs to be out of my yard. Thank you. Joe

[@WaconiaPrepper]

Yes I am in Waconia! I would rebuild the motor for fun to keep busy! I am a semi retired contractor/carpenter as well! Maybe I will see ya around! Thanks Bill

[@joeychancey9192]

you should just make sure you keep the oil changed every yr or so and it should last long time and at the end of every season make sure ya run all the gas out before storing it up cause the gas can go bad and ruin the cobra ti or

[@gageloupe7079]

Are you going to start crawfishing in Minnesota soon?

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

+Gage Loupe Crayfishing season here in Minnesota starts in June usually, it takes that long for the water to warm up enough. It is 27 degrees here this morning and the high is only 41 today. It takes awhile before we have those nice 70 and 80 degree days to warm up the rivers. Thanks Gage. Joe

[@mrpush2532]

Here is a tip...dont walk in your tilled soil, that adds deeper compaction. That has a tiltable bars so you dont have to walk in your tilling. Also your soil looks in very good shape, no rock or roots. I'd like to see this thing hit some virgin ground with some rocks and see how it does.

[@Icutmetal]

I think I would have repaired or replaced the engine on your old tiller before purchasing that one.

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

I am glad I did not do that, this year the transmission went out in the old tiller.

[@Kronkus36]

Do you still have that old tiller ?

[@Cohiba54]

sure would like to know the model and year. I too got one on the cheep just like yours but it needs a few parts replaced. Fortunately the engine id plate is still on it so I'm good there but the tiller it self is missing the id tag and some parts are missing or not working correctly.Can you help me out?

[@justingregory8941]

I'm not sure if you still need this information, but I had to go through quite a bit of trouble to identify my tiller that appears to be the same model. The tiller is a rebranded MTD model 215-430-131. Mine was manufactured in 1995.

[@yxcvmk]

Does tilling still make sense? If I look at no-till, soil food web or Back to Eden gardening, I think that tilling is doing more harm than good, except as in very few scenarios... Any thoughts on the no-till approaches?

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

+yxcvmk I do not like that scenario (for myself), you are constantly dealing with weeds. Also look at the root crops like potatoes and carrots and beets etc. having the soil tilled down and tilling in composted material greatly helps keep that soil loose so the roots can grow. Even in my garden, I till but that only goes down so far so I sometimes end up with carrots that are short and fat because they were not able to grow down any deeper. I have nothing against the approach and like when I see farmers doing it but even then, they are using spray on weed killers to do the partial job of the "till" I try and be as organic as possible. Another thing which is just a "me" thing i guess, I am a real stickler on my garden looking as perfect as possible. I believe that proper and well weeded with straight rows garden becomes a beautiful piece of the yards landscape. I wish I was not like that so much but I really can not stand when my garden looks messy. Tilling it truly does give you a clean slate and beautiful landscape to create a possible garden masterpiece for the season. I realize that all of that takes away from the true spirit of the garden being there just to sustain a person and grow veggies so I may be a bit weird LOL. In short, The no till approach is a really awesome idea but would drive me freaking nuts. haha. Thank you. Joe

[@yxcvmk]

+JoeandZachSurvival Thank you. Yeah, a tidy garden... I can understand.. If interested, there seems to be at least one commercial farmer, who went no-till for various reasons with lots of success. If I remember right, his name is Gabe Brown. He shows what can help for long root crops too, I guess (have seen so much by now). Also "teaming with microbes" book is interesting, as is "Soil and diverse cover crops" and "Life in the soil" on YT. I have to admit, for me it's mainly theories as of today (am working on it), but I really think it's valid information and therefore important prepper knowledge.

[@WorBlux]

+JoeandZachSurvival There are a few field around here that have been no-till since the 70's and they report infiltration rates of excess of 20 inches per hour. (On a clay loam to silty clay loam)

[@yxcvmk]

WorBlux Yup. That's pretty exciting stuff, isn't it? And it's noting old, it's something we forgot with all these commercial products and "eduation". Fascinating - especially if you see man made oasis in the desert (permaculture desert greening).

[@jacksonkristoff903]

Nice joe, how much did it cost on Craigslist?

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

+jackson kristoff I paid 400 for this one Jackson. I hope its a good machine. Thank you. Joe

[@jacksonkristoff903]

It sure looks like it

[@beetle1bailey182]

Hello Joe. I just bought a used tiller Identical to this. Problem im having now is. I cant find any parts because i dont have the model number. Would you happen to know your model for that specific tiller?! any help would be great.

[@justingregory8941]

Any chance that you located the model number for the tiller? I need a clutch cable and the model information is completely blank on mine.

[@justingregory8941]

I'm not sure if you still need this information, but I had to go through quite a bit of trouble to identify my tiller that appears to be the same model. The tiller is a rebranded MTD model 215-430-131. Mine was manufactured in 1995.

[@AnXieTy195]

How much would a tiller like that cost? In USD.

[@brodyjoe50]

Have you ever thought of putting a harbor freight engine on that old craftsman. Probably wouldn't cost you much.

[@HealthSupercharger]

exactly many small engine repair places have those things. it is so nice to fix things and keep them going. or at least advertize it so someone and they can fix it and have a good machine. yes 7hp 200cc is great to have on these machines. 160cc is the minimum.

[@karamanfadi]

Can you tell us how much did you pay for it 🤔?

[@sy73326]

As much land as you have I would think the term tractor would be in ur future

[@bruceheintzelman]

I would like to know the model number of your tiller cause a friend of mine has one exactly like it but the serial number sticker is missing and he is trying to get parts for it. Thanks I would appreciate it.

[@justingregory8941]

I'm not sure if you still need this information, but I had to go through quite a bit of trouble to identify my tiller that appears to be the same model. The tiller is a rebranded MTD model 215-430-131. Mine was manufactured in 1995.

[@rmromanko]

@@justingregory8941 Thanks for your recent reply to a very old question! I just bought the very same model, and my sticker was missing as well. My reverse is grinding, and unfortunately I'm finding about 1/2 the parts that go in to the gearbox are NLA.

[@justingregory8941]

@@rmromanko No problem at all, I was hoping that my troubles would help someone else. I ordered what I needed from PartsTree.com, but it's likely that some of those more specialized parts are no longer in production. Fortunately, I just needed a clutch cable. Good luck with your tiller!

[@crankshaftinaction1694]

Just a f-y-i don't put it at full throttle when cold starting because it causes to stall when cold.

[@crankshaftinaction1694]

I heard of huskee brand way before.

[@indoorherbivore]

Take a look through Donnyboy73's channel, you could probably easily fix the Craftsman, and then sell one or the other tillers.

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

+indoorherbivore Thank you, I may fix my old one if I can figure out an issue I was also having with the tranny. Once I figure out if its worth fixing I may replace the motor. Thanks again. Joe

[@vinitu0077]

прикольное видео...и что важно....реальное, не постановочное...однозначно лайк..и репост...

[@HealthSupercharger]

why don't you rebuild your old one. those engines you can swap easy or rebuild them with new carb piston and bearings

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

I needed 2 tillers. If you watch later on in the channels I have the old one working up at The Farmhouse (Northern Seclusion channel) and this one at the Hobby Farm House (this channel)

[@AnjaniVerma-qv7ky]

price.place. size

[@gman77gas]

Put the old one on Craigs.....

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

+gman77gas I may end up doing that if I dont decide to change the motor but knowing me and all the crap I have going it will be sitting in that same place until I decide I need it gone. Thanks Gman. Joe

[@raymondaston4796]

that type hand let you till the garden and not leave foot prints in the rows

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

+Raymond Aston Its funny, I have had a garden for at least 30 years now in different places I have lived and at least 10 of you have said this within the comment thread and I had no clue. LOL. It makes total sense to me now. Thanks Raymond. Joe

[@BornRandy62]

Www.smallenginewarehouse.com. You can repower the old tiller with a direct replacement engine even if it is a different brand from original. I can repower my ariens but lose reverse since Tecumseh is a history book mention now. All of my tillers are broken right now too.

[@blacksmithcrazy]

Randy fo you still have the ariens?

[@DwightStegall]

Tilling and plowing gets rid of your top soil. That's why farmers no longer use them.

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

I will continue to till my garden every year. Most farmers here in Minnesota still plow their fields.

[@joshl1350]

Nooooo. All of the things husky makes ends up breaking.

[@jcconcrete3018]

I owned a Huskee lawn mower for 9 years before I upgraded. Never gave me one issue.

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

+Josh Lukowicz We shall see. I used to think that about craftsman riding mowers, I had one for years that never had an issue and then it died. What did I do? I went and spent quite a lot and bought a brand new one. It was the biggest piece of crap I had ever owned (at that time, I have had a cub cadet that was even a bigger piece of crap since then) I think you either get a good one or a bad one and I am hoping this one is good. Thanks Josh. Stay tuned. Joe

[@jcconcrete3018]

JoeandZachSurvival There is one brand i can speak highly of, Airens. Every year for the passed 15-18 years I till my garden with an Airens front tine tiller. The only issue that tiller has given was the carburetor had to be rebuilt last year. Hands down the best machine I've ever owned.

[@mantrapjicker]

Walking on your fresh tilled ground defests the purpose

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

I have been doing this for over 30 years. You do it your way and I will do it mine.

[@dulce0403]

Go check out one yard revolution for an interesting view on gardening

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

+dulce0403 Thank you but the way I have been doing it for over 30 years works well for me. Joe

[@metalwing750]

She's ah' roaring.

[@JoeandZachSurvival]

+Tinger23 I hope it keeps it up LOL. Thanks Tinger. Joe

[@metalwing750]

JoeandZachSurvival has you seen the recent harbor freight add..my gawd some great deals on it

[@MichelLinschoten]

I got that same one, check my channel how i inflate the tires on that thing . I hate this tiller..i really do it is slow as balls.