Although some will disagree, you really only need a tiller to make a new
garden, as you're doing. Afterward, you're supposed to designate growing
areas and "walking & kneeling areas". Never walk on the growing areas.
Therefore, you never need the tiller again. At the very least, get a price
quote from one or more landscapers for doing the initial sodbusting. It
might be cheaper than a tiller.



"John Q. Public" wrote in message
m...
Well, it has to bust sod. But really my gardens are usually 20'x20' and up
to 30'x30'. Just an ordinary vegetable garden.
Any body know anything about blue BCS machines ? They used to call them
the best tillers on earth.



JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"John Q. Public" wrote in message
m...

Hello,

I'm in the market for a new garden tiller. Something with a 5-8
horsepower engine, rear tine, and no more than $600 or so.....
I want this one to be the last I'll ever buy.

Who makes the most dependable ?
Availability of replacement parts is important also.

Opinions anybody ?

Thanks,

John



For what kind of projects, and how often?