- 6.0 HP Briggs and Stratton Intek OHV engine
- Cast-iron gear-driven transmission with 1 forward speed and power reverse
- 16" tilling width 10" tine diameter tilling depth 6"
- Rear-mounted standard bolo tines
- Non-CARB Compliant/Not For Sale In California
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The Super-Bronco offers outstanding value for the mid-sized garden. You'll get features normally found only on larger models, at a price you can afford. Powerful enough to till deeply, small enough to fit between rows, it is built to tackle virtually any task in your mid-sized garden.The power you need in the garden and out. 20% more power for gardens up to 1,250 square feet. Till, bust sod, prepare seedbeds and perform light landscaping chores with ease. The Super-Bronco comes equipped with a 6.0hp B&S Intek OHV engine.Our cast-iron gear-driven transmission has a limited lifetime warranty. 1 forward speed with power reverse and just one hand operation make the most difficult jobs easy. This unit comes with a 16" tilling width and 10" tine diameters. Adjustable tilling depth up to 6". Other features include a protective one-piece bumper, adjustable handle height and 13" pneumatic ag tires.
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Troy-Bilt, Super Bronco, Rear-Tine Tiller, 6HP B&S OHV Engine, All-Gear Drive With Cast Iron Transmission, 1 FWD/1REV Speed, 12" AG Tires, 16 Blade, 10" Diameter, Bolo Tines, Adjustable Tilling Depth To 6", 16" Tilling Width, Multi-Height Handle Adjustment, Single Hand Operation, Includes Front Bumper, Limited Lifetime Warranty, 50 State Compliant.
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11 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Super Bronco? It Should Be "Bucking" Bronco!!!,
By B.B.Rich "bbrich57" (Manor, TX United States) - See all my reviews My wife wanted a tiller for Christmas this past year, so after some research I got this one for her. At the time it seemed the best overall choice, within our budget (well...sort of, but did I mention she is my wife?) and I was going on the Troy-Bilt name/reputation. Was I ever wrong... First the good. This is not my tradition but what the heck. Besides, it's a short list: 1. The B&S 6.0 HP engine is a dream to start and has power to burn. It also seems to be pretty easy on gas. Now the bad (See, I told you it was a short list): 1. On last years model (this one) the tines turn in the SAME direction as the driven wheels, and at TWICE THE SPEED. Can you guess what happens when you run into some tough soil or rocks? That's right. The tines dig in, the front lifts up and the drive wheels lose traction. If you've ever wondered how an Astronaut feels during a launch, I can tell you from experience. This thing is DANGEROUS for all but the most mighty and skilled!!! In the first half hour I managed to till about 25 sq.ft. down only about an inch and completely exhaust myself in the process. And my wife is supposed to use this thing???? "I don't think so, Tim." 2. There is no neutral in the transmission. In fact, there IS only one gear in the transmission. "Power reverse" is accomplished though a belt and pulley system that fools the transmission into thinking it's going forward. To put the machine in "neutral" you must remove a hitch pin at each of the wheels, tilt the machine up and shove the wheel inward on the axle, then reinstall the hitch pin. And on both sides. If you have a large yard, as we do, and if you are storing this machine in a tight little shed this is very inconvenient. I would drive it to where I need to go with it except that it's much faster to walk it there. It only goes about 1/4 MPH at full bore. 3. The bail for engaging the tines and drive system is very hard to reach and control. It has to move too far to engage the drive and is not controllable due to it's angle once drawn up to the handle. Against the instructions, I loosened the cable as far back as I could get it just to get maximum slack and it's still uncomfortable, even for me and I have big hands (re: long fingers)!! 4. The starter cord is behind the front guard and though there is slack built into it, it can be hard to reach. 5. B&S should take some basic lessons from the Techumseh people. Put an oil fill tube and a REAL dip stick on your engines. How much could it add to the cost? Also, an extension for the oil drain would be a nice feature too so that draining the oil doesn't mean spilling it all over the machinery. One thing I have noticed in the new Super Bronco, and it is w/o a doubt my biggest complaint here, is that they are using a counter-rotating tine drive. This should make the machine much better... and safer. If my wife could've only waited a few months.... I hope you find this review helpful, and Good Luck with your own dreams.
9 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
SUPER BRONCO IS THE RIGHT NAME!!!,
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This review is from: Troy-Bilt 21A-634A766 Super Bronco 6 HP Rear Tine Tiller (Lawn & Patio)
I purchased one of these tillers on reputation of Troy Built.
That was the first mistake. It will not till hard packed soil or any sod. I even contacted the factory and purchased extra weights and a spur to try and controll it. If you are tilling and hit a hard spot,hold on for life,or let it go. The forward rotating tines will drag you with it when they come out of the soil.(by the way I weight 200lbs). This tiller is dangerous to operate,because when it comes on top of the soil the tines are rotating faster than the wheels,thus it takes off.I tried to trade it back to the dealer where I purchased it,and he wanted so much difference,I finally sold it thru the newspaper and bought a counter rotating tiller. A world of difference. If you have loose soil or a sandbox to till,this tiller might work.
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Super Bronco,
By dennis m. gebert (Medford, WI United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Troy-Bilt 21A-634A766 Super Bronco 6 HP Rear Tine Tiller (Lawn & Patio)
After reading the previous posts, I just had to respond...the gentlemen who said they hated...or disliked this machine are doing it all wrong...my dad had an 8 horse model and did the garden for 6 of his kids, and never had a problem...it bought one myself, and the problem they are having is they are tilling too deep...you can't bottom this machine out and expect it not to buck...take it slow...one notch on the tiller depth at a time...once you get the feel for it, it's fun...you can walk beside the tiller and not leave any footprints in the soil...until you get in there and start planting....dmg
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