Bryce you better get this!

Eldon (WA) · Apr 18, 2017

https://spokane.craigslist.org/grd/6094289798.html

Bob · Apr 18, 2017

Ha, ha, that's COOL!

coshoo · Apr 19, 2017

Neighbor had one- he used to set aside a whole day to till the garden spot in the spring- an hour to till, and the rest of the day to recover.

Leroy · Apr 19, 2017

I have never seen anouther tiller that did as nice a job as they do. You can control them walking along with one hand and move handlebars to side so you never walk on the freshly tilled ground. One pass and ready to plant. Were avaible in at least 3 different widths. Narrowest at either 20 or 24" was best for cultivating as Uncle did. They are old as I am thinking late 40's early 50's. Dads brother had at least 3 of them and Grandmas brother had one. Hard to turn at end of pass as they have no differential so you have to slide a wheel as you turn them. Used on the garden here at home many times but I was too young to run it. But that was in the 50+ year ago time.

BarnyardEngineering · Apr 19, 2017

Must have belonged to a Mennonite at one time, or they till a lot of thorny ground.

Dean · Apr 19, 2017

I agree, Leroy. They were great machines.

Two cycle engines, IIRC.

Dean

Bryce you better get this!

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