Well it just happens to be three brands I have sold. First you can get and most are a front rotation Land Pride. The reverse rotation is considered a heavier unit and cost more. I would think one would be better off if you have imbedded rocks to have a forward running tiller as it will have a tendency to bounce over the rocks. NOW for the good part for get BRAND names , shop for series, or weight, both Woods and LandPride offer a light, medium and heavy duty tiller. The 35 series land pride tend to be heavier built. KingKutter is the same as a Taylor way and offers gear drive in a cast case , which is better than the light chain drive on the light weight LP or Woods. Last of all be sure you get one with a slip clutch and when you get it home open the clutch and slip it some before putting the unit to work, then tighten it down slowly and maybe you will not tear something up. Rocks and tillers do not go together .
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