Re: Tiller!

Our experience with Ryobi weed-eaters at the nursery is pretty much the same. The mechanics finally rebelled at fixing them, so we got rid of them and switched to [I forget] another kind.

On Friday, May 21, 2004, at 10:08 AM, Jesse Bell wrote:

It's a Troy-bilt 4 cylinder. I didn't see it on their website so it must
be fairly new. It has an on/off button and it's VERY easy to start. The
slightest pull and it's off and running and it's fairly quiet (for a
tiller). It doesn't shake you all over the place either. I just love it.
It can till down to about 6-7 inches, maybe more. It's much better than
a Mantis OR the Ryobi (I had the Ryobi...hated it).



Marge Talt <mtalt@hort.net> wrote:
So, Jesse, what is the brand of this nifty lil' machine? I once
borrowed a Mantis and once it got started (by son; I never could
start it), it tilled away like mad and you're right - man can you get
a lot done in a short time...but I never thought of buying one as I
just can't start it.

So...come on...give more info. on your marvy machine!

Marge Talt, zone 7 Maryland
mtalt@hort.net
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