CountyLine 60 in. Rotary Tiller, RT5CL
4.4605 Reviews
Item # 212710999
$2699.99
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$2699.99
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Grassland (franklin) TN
Delivering to
37027
Pickup Nearby at FRANKLIN TN(6.7) miles Free
Ship to store at Franklin TN
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Get ready for the upcoming crop season with your CountyLine 5 ft. Rotary Tiller. This rotary tiller includes a slip clutch for PTO protection. It works on 25-50 HP tractors. Perfect for cultivating, aerating, and stirring up soil easily, each 5 ft. tiller has a working depth of up to 7 in. for plenty of room for planting.NOTE: Contact your local Tractor Supply store for specific information about this product.
For additional information on this product, please see the Product Documents section for all downloadable user manuals, installation guides, brochures and warranty statements.
- Works on 25-50 HP tractors
- Oil bath lubrication with all gear-driven driveline
- Self-sharpening heat-treated tines
- Adjustable runners for working depths from 1 in. to 7 in.
- Comes with heavy-duty PTO shaft and slip clutch
- Category 1 pins included
- 38 in. H x 64 in. W x 28 in. L
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Summary of Reviews
The product is generally well-received, with many customers finding it to be a high-quality and durable tiller that performs effectively in various gardening and landscaping tasks. It is praised for i...
Most Helpful Favorable Review
5 out of 5 stars.
well built!
10 years ago
this tiller is used for preparing deer food plots,does a excellent job leaves a perfect seedbed works flawslessly.
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Most Helpful Critical Review
1 out of 5 stars.
Buyer beware with this tiller
4 years ago
Bought this tiller after watching YouTube videos, some showing lots of rust inside the gear boxes. I decided to take a chance and bought the 5 foot model. Drove 90 plus miles round trip to pick it up. Got it home and decided to remove the gearbox lids. Take a look at the photos and see what I found. Rusted gears, rusted covers, rusted bearings. Needless to say I wasn't at all happy. Before you pick up one of these see if the store will let you pull the covers and check for rust. If you just throw oil in it and then run it, I'm guessing the bearing will be shoot in a short amount of time. Hopefully it will break down within the 1 year warranty because otherwise your stuck paying to get it fixed, or you can use it lawn art.
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Review 1
4 out of 5 stars.
Tillers suffer the most
17 days ago
I bought this 60 inch tiller about 10 years ago. It performs well. Expect seal leaks in a few years. Mine is now leaking from a seal on the geatbox side between the gearbox and the tines. Not looking forward to replacing that one. I had already replaced the seal on the middle gearbox PTO input.
The tiller will dig deep but it is reluctant. The skids on both sides keep it up out of the ground. No issues with the blade tines. I bought a top link that stays on the tiller always. The tiller is constructed well and it is quite durable, but the leaks are frustrating.
Yes, I recommend this product.
Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
New Tiller
2 months ago
Works great easy assembly
SweepstakesYes
Yes, I recommend this product.
Reviews 2
5 out of 5 stars.
Worked Great
2 months ago
Worked great did exactly what I expected
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Southeast Ohio
Review 1
2 out of 5 stars.
Water in the gear boxes
7 months ago
All things considered this isn’t a bad tiller. After viewing you tube videos about rust and water in the gear boxes I decided to check mine, low and behold mine had water in them also. I didn’t see rust on any bearings so I decided to keep the tiller. The tiller works well and I was able to use it with my Land Pride QH15 quick hitch. Now concerning Tractor Supply, my tiller had to be ordered. It came in earlier than expected and set in there stock room for 11 days and would still be there if I wouldn’t had called. They lost the ordering info and blamed that on the shipper and had no idea who this tiller belonged to. They said they couldn’t look back on the computer to see who ordered the tiller. Either way I blame the delay on Tractor Supply
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