My X-mas present from my wife

[bryanccfshr]

Not a pony tiller or anything too fancy (it does have reverse though)but still a back saver for my sure to come expansions.

[jungseed]

What a lucky guy you are! Have fun with it.

[bryanccfshr]

Thanks. My wife and I truley enjoy our gardening hobby.

[kygreg]

Did she bring it down the chimney? And my wife gets upset if I buy her a power tool for Christmas>

[dcarch]

Originally Posted by bryanccfshr

Not a pony tiller or anything too fancy (it does have reverse though)but still a back saver for my sure to come expansions.

You lucky guy!
http://www.tomatoville.com/showthrea...&highlight=dig

dcarch

[Worth1]

I'm thinking about getting this one.
I have read the reviews on it and most are good and one or two are bad.
You will always find someone that can tear something up.

This one has tines that go forward or backward.


Bryan maybe we can have tiller races.

Worth

[bryanccfshr]

Originally Posted by kygreg

Did she bring it down the chimney? And my wife gets upset if I buy her a power tool for Christmas>

I am fortunate with my wife, she doesn't like diamonds, or flowers.
She likes football, gardening, Toyota 4x4's. And power tools

[bryanccfshr]

Originally Posted by dcarch

You lucky guy!
http://www.tomatoville.com/showthrea...&highlight=dig

dcarch

Your mantis project was a hoot.

[bryanccfshr]

Originally Posted by Worth1

I'm thinking about getting this one.
I have read the reviews on it and most are good and one or two are bad.
You will always find someone that can tear something up.

This one has tines that go forward or backward.


Bryan maybe we can have tiller races.

Worth

That's a nice tiller. Great for breaking new ground. You can do alot of square footage with that. Mine digs very deep but takes longer to break new ground. Regardless anything with a reverse is nice.

[Worth1]

Bryan you have a nice tiller we had one like that when I was little and it lasted us for many years.
I think we had about 1 1/2 acres we tilled with the thing including rocks.
My dad had stellite hard surface welded onto the tines to make them last longer.
I will do the same thing to mine after a year or two.
I think I might be able to till other gardens with the tiller too.


My wife would kill me if I spent $1000 on jewelry but she has had no problem with my tools or gardening stuff.

I do have to get her a nice roll top desk made out of quarter sawn white oak from Amish Land Furniture though.

A Mennonite family owns the store in Bastrop and I have done some business with this community in general.

They like me and know me by name.
For the life of me I can’t figure out why they like us.

They are in my sights to spread the word on heirloom tomato gardening.
I just can’t say enough, (good) about these folks.



Worth

[Dukerdawg]

Bryan, that is an awesome present! Looks like a very well made piece of machinery. I have a front-tine 3.75 hp Craftsman I bought on clearance 10 years ago and it starts every year on the first pull. And I don't have reverse...that would be nice. Almost everyone says the rear-tine is better for large areas, and I'm sure that is correct. But for what I need that front-tine is just fine. You will love yours. Happy tilling!

Duane

[svalli]

I wish Santa had brought me such front tine tiller!

I have a 5 hp Troy-Built Bronco which has the tines on back and they are rotating same direction as the wheels. Using it is like taming a wild horse, since it easily starts running away. That beast is so heavy and seems to be reasonably well built so it will unfortunately last me a long time, before I can ask for a new one...

[bryanccfshr]

Thank you all. I couldn't ask for better people to associate with than fellow Tomato growers.

[bryanccfshr]

[bryanccfshr]

I always like to make my doggies famous.