It sure sounds like none of the others above have ran a 3pt tiller on a compact tractor. I had used a Troy-Bilt for years and a frt. tine before that-- Never again ! after running that Woods tiller 52" nice ,easy and fast. I had a B1750 Kubota 20 hp ? 4x4 with hydro and frt. loader. Easy on fuel took very little power. I was tilling ground that was just a yard before. I did it in 2 steps because I had no idea of what kinda rocks or roots lay beneath or even what this tiller was capable of. It was in the spring ground was not dry and was not wet just right I'd say ? You start the pto up to rated 540 speed with the tiller out of the ground,then let it down,then just drive ahead. Nice easy and smooth ! This ground had no rocks to speak of. I could of broken that sod in one pass to 8" I'm sure of it. I'm sure this is much faster then plowing ,disking,fitting ground. But I'm also sure there is a breakeven point as far as acres,time is concerned where your just going to have to get out the BIG equipment. I have no idea of how much you plan to do ? but I'd say if you want to put out a 1 acre garden a 3pt. tiller would be the way to go. Then a Mantis tiller for weeding and cultivating. Mom has a Mantis and loves it.
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