I just bought this exact tiller today from a guy on marketplace. It looks new , he said he used it 3times in the last 2 years. I had to pull the fuel line off and drain the old gas in it and clean the carburetor. I put fresh 93 octane gas in it and the tiller started right up. I can't wait to use it in 2 months for its snowing here today in SE Indiana. Have a Great Day
Well Niki i was very surprised to see a beautiful woman tilling a garden with the same exact tiller i just bought , i bought mine from an estate sale and it had sat for awhile, so $100 bucks for the tiller and another $100 in 2 cables and 2 tires and its like brand new . Thanks for the neat video and keep up the great work . : ) Happy tilling !!!
Hi, Niki! After using the tiller for a full season do you have any input on things you like while using the tiller and anything you would change in its operation/design/use?
Hummm... Now show turning the thing around. Next show the handles flexing and twisting while turning the tiller around to redo the same row. As for one-hand operation...when using in sand maybe but definitely not in tightly packed soil or new soil with rocks. This is definitely not a review but rather an ad for the tiller!
No tiller can be operated with one hand the first time it's used to break sod. In fact, until you get the garden area fully tilled up, you can forget about one handed operation the first year of gardening. It's in the subsequent years that tilling becomes much easier and you can walk to the side holding the tiller one handed. Also, I have NEVER ONCE had a problem with the handles flexing and twisting while turning my Bronco around.
I think it was both, a review and an ad. I just now bought a used super bronco. Her video is helpful getting started. There are many small things I need to learn. The previous owner added fresh gas to old bad gas. It will run much better after removing all the bad fuel and filling it with fresh fuel. The engine oil is clean and topped off. The gear oil seems to be full but I'm not sure about that. I don't have a manual but will soon .
I just bought this exact tiller today from a guy on marketplace. It looks new , he said he used it 3times in the last 2 years. I had to pull the fuel line off and drain the old gas in it and clean the carburetor. I put fresh 93 octane gas in it and the tiller started right up. I can't wait to use it in 2 months for its snowing here today in SE Indiana. Have a Great Day
Well Niki i was very surprised to see a beautiful woman tilling a garden with the same exact tiller i just bought , i bought mine from an estate sale and it had sat for awhile, so $100 bucks for the tiller and another $100 in 2 cables and 2 tires and its like brand new . Thanks for the neat video and keep up the great work . : ) Happy tilling !!!
Hi, Niki! After using the tiller for a full season do you have any input on things you like while using the tiller and anything you would change in its operation/design/use?
Like not having to bend over at such a weird angle to use it.
Tried reaching by Facebook but wont open. I'll be trying one to help with the above ground garden.
How much for the price
Hummm... Now show turning the thing around. Next show the handles flexing and twisting while turning the tiller around to redo the same row.
As for one-hand operation...when using in sand maybe but definitely not in tightly packed soil or new soil with rocks.
This is definitely not a review but rather an ad for the tiller!
No tiller can be operated with one hand the first time it's used to break sod. In fact, until you get the garden area fully tilled up, you can forget about one handed operation the first year of gardening. It's in the subsequent years that tilling becomes much easier and you can walk to the side holding the tiller one handed. Also, I have NEVER ONCE had a problem with the handles flexing and twisting while turning my Bronco around.
@@jamesrodriquez2863: You have been very lucky.
I think it was both, a review and an ad. I just now bought a used super bronco. Her video is helpful getting started. There are many small things I need to learn. The previous owner added fresh gas to old bad gas. It will run much better after removing all the bad fuel and filling it with fresh fuel. The engine oil is clean and topped off. The gear oil seems to be full but I'm not sure about that. I don't have a manual but will soon .