King Kutter Gear-Driven Rotary Tiller - 5ft. Tiller Width, Model Number TG-60-Y

It arrived in great condition . I had to shorten the pto shaft . It takes a little getting used to this tiller but does a fantastic job. I check for gear oil and greased all points. I highly recommend this tiller. Happy I purchased this

As expected and fast shipping.

I looked at a lot of tillers before buying this one. Many were less money and many more were more expensive. This one is heavier than all I looked at in the five foot size. The gear box is way heavier than the others and the hitch works well with my quick hitch. Also this one is made in "AMERICA" and is clearly built with care and pride. I used it for the first time today and was really surprised at how smooth and effortlessly it ran compared to others I have used over the years. I am using it on a Kubota L-2501 with only 19.5 PTO horse power and it never bogged down or was short on power even when I went deep with my cuts. Great tiller that I am sure will out last the one it replaced. Trust me when I say this one is built to take it and keep going, I don't think I'll have to ever replace this one!

We have had this same model 60 in KKII tiller for 6 years and it has been a reliable implement that gets a lot of use at our place behind our 26 PTO HP 4WD tractor. We till a 1/4 acre of cover crop under in our vegetable garden before planting every Spring. Have used it to break sod, turning sections of our field into food plots. Have used it to break up the soil, making excavation with the front loader much faster. It even works as good ballast for loader work. I highly recommend this tiller to anyone looking for an affordable one. Make sure you buy one wide enough to cover your tire tracks!Update:After 10 years: it's still going strong.Once a year, in the Spring before you use it, slip and adjust the clutch.Before every use I:Check the gear oil & top up, if needed.If it gets cloudy due to water absorbed from condensation, change it.Give the bearing zerk a shot of grease and go till.

I have a King Kutter 5ft I have had it for 6 years and It preforms fantastic. Breaks the ground up nicely The soil I have is heavy loam and sometimes a bit of clay. If I am working on soil the first time and its hard it just pulverize the soil some leaving the ground with a nicely till surface at first pass. I usually let the soil rest with the soil turn and vegetation exposed after about 4 days I go back and till again and I am left with a field that looks like coffee grind finish. The tiller has a lift pan on the back of the tiller that can be adjusted to level the soil as you till. Leaving you with a smooth finish.If check the oil fluid and grease fittings after a full eight hours of use. You should have a long lasting machine. I have never had any issues with this attachment. I use it on an old 1020 JD PTO HP is 32 I do however keep it in first gear for first time tilling and sometimes 2 if the ground is really well tilled