Building A New Garden?? Earthquake Versa 99 cc Tiller Reivew

Today we give you the rundown on the Earthquake Versa 99 cc Tiller!
We are racing the clock here in mid May with all that is going on around the farm and our plants still not in the ground. We're also expanding our garden space drastically.....because why not?!?!
So in order to help get the job done much faster than our usual old school shovel method, we caved and made the investment in this new Earthquake Tiller. All I can say is I wish I would have done this sooner.
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Here's a link to this tiller at TSC: www.pntrac.com/t/1-7937-32714...

[@christophermcnaughton8076]

Hey Bud, Maine here. Nice looking tiller! I have always been a fan of rear tine, I personally think I have better control (could be just me). I don't know that model but it looks like it is doing the job. What are the plant plans for the new area? We are switching things up here at our farm so I am now in the process of doing the same and breaking new ground. I have a 10hp Troybilt that really handles our rocky soil (definitely not a size competition lol). I love Troybilt tillers always have. All the growing area is moving closer to our house and I am converting my close grow fields into an area for a new type of livestock. Good luck as usual, health and happiness to the family.

[@EvergreenFarm19]

It’s going to be a variation of a bunch of things. Just put in a ton of tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers. Going to add green beans here this weekend.
I did the exact same thing last year. Moved it closer to the house. This is year two and we’re already expanding it quite a bit. Very happy with the power of this tiller so far. Crazy to think I used to hand dig every bed!!