- Rear tine tiller for cultivating bigger gardens
- 10-inch counter-rotating tines for breaking up rough soil
- Cast-iron transmission for durability and performance
- 10-inch ag tires easily roll over rough terrain
- Non-CARB Compliant/Not For Sale In California
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The Tuffy is the tiller to choose when planting a smaller-scale backyard garden or vegetable patch (up to 750 square feet). Its four-horsepower Briggs and Stratton engine provides plenty of power for even tough groundbreaking tasks, all without sacrificing light weight or maneuverability. Counter-rotating tines means the wheels and tires work against one another, digging hard into firm, compacted ground to turn it into workable garden soil. With single-handed operation and just one forward speed, running the Tuffy couldn’t be easier--and the large, ten-inch pneumatic ag tires can handle almost any terrain with ease. This unit fits easily between garden rows for season-long cultivating and weeding. It tills to a width of 14 inches and adjustable depths up to 6 inches; the tines are 10 inches in diameter. The handle can be modified to several different heights for improved user comfort. The cast-iron gear-driven transmission has a limited lifetime warranty. --Mary Park
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The Troy-Bilt tuffy 4 HP reverse-tine tiller uses counter-rotating 10-inch tines to break up hard-packed soil and has 10-inch ag tires to roll over tough terrain with ease. A cast-iron gear-driven transmission provides durability and performance with the backing of a limited lifetime warranty, and the tiller is adjustable up to 6 inches deep. The adjustable handle can be set at several different heights for greater user comfort. The cast-iron gear-driven transmission has a limited lifetime warranty. This tiller is ideal for deep weeding for gardens up to 750 square feet.
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14 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Sarted on the first pull!,
By Pilot (Midwest) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Troy-Bilt Tuffy 4 HP Reverse-Tine Tiller 21A-640C766 (Lawn & Patio)
Started on the first pull! Impressive. My only complaint with design is that the tiller has to be literally dragged in reverse. This is tough on the rough concrete in our shed where space is very limited and I have to park it with the engine against the wall. Pulling the drive wheel pins is one solution but highly impractical. Would advise checking that all bolts are tight. One of the four bolts holding the entire frame to the transmission was very loose.
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
...because one star is as low as the ratings go!,
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This review is from: Troy-Bilt Tuffy 4 HP Reverse-Tine Tiller 21A-640C766 (Lawn & Patio)
Assembly directions weren't easy to follow. After assembled and filled with oil and fuel, engine started easily. However, after running in the garden for 3 minutes, the engine died and would not restart. One bolt fell out of the carburetor and a second one was loose. By the time I had changed oil the first time, I hated this machine. It is impractical to back up without pulling the wheel pins and placing in free-wheel mode. The wheel pins keep falling out. You can't back it up without straining a muscle in your back. And after a couple of hours, the tubular frame was twisted, due to the constant pressure on the handle trying to keep it going straight. It has a directional bias. It also does not steer well on a slight hill. Troy-Bilt should be ashamed releasing such a product!
27 of 34 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
lose bolts,
This review is from: Troy-Bilt Tuffy 4 HP Reverse-Tine Tiller 21A-640C766 (Lawn & Patio)
I got my tiller later than amazon said. When I got the tillerit had a broke gas tank it must of got broke in shipping and most of the bolts was lose and one was missing that went to the carb. I tried to get help but only got the run around no help after 5 pm and the help you get was no good. The tiller did run and works good after I spent 3 hours putting it together and finding A bolt to replace the one that was missing. Then the next day I had to buy a repair kit for the gas tank I hope it will hold. good luck if you buy one
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