If you are thinking of buying a roto-tiller, you probably already know that there are two basic types - the back teeth, front teeth hoes and cultivators.
What is the difference and the rototiller is best for you and your garden?
Show an engineer should know the facts of every gardener.
As the name suggests, are the front teeth against teeth, steering wheel and under the engine. Similarly, the farmers behind the back teethWheels.
Basically, the rear teeth tillers are best for large areas or clay soils. In addition, the rear tooth models do not work hard and do not beat to death, but are usually more expensive.
On the other side of the front-tooth models for small gardens and for soft floors are great. Of course, every garden has to some extent have soft ground, if you work hard enough manure and other organic substances in soil.
For years I have used both the small, front-tooth miniFarmer-types and larger, heavier (and stronger) of the anterior roto-tiller. Overall, as the most powerful models. It allows me to work faster, work in difficult terrain. But I warn you, the larger models will work like a mule.
The back-tooth patterns that do not work nearly as rototiller, but as I said, are more expensive. I like to use the back teeth, roto-tiller, but I do not know how the price tag.
My conclusion: To get the most for your money, the extraMoney to have more power in a front-tooth pattern, rather than buying a rear-tine cultivators - unless you're a small woman or operate a small garden or flower bed.
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