I've now owned this tiller for 4 years. I've used it for weed control, breaking sod, preparing seed beds for my plastic mulch layer, tilled the neighbor's gardens, etc. on a Kubota L3800 tractor. I don't know how many hours I've run it other than ... lots. No breakdowns, jammed it a couple of times with bowling ball sized rocks (and the slip disk works as advertised ... LOL) and it continues to prepare a nice seed bed. Most of the time a single pass at a walking pace gives me the soil consistency I'm looking for ... I try not to overwork my soil ... but, if necessary, a second pass on my seed beds prepares them just fine for laying the plastic and irrigation tubing with the mulch layer. It is the best implement I've purchased for my tractor. You won't regret this purchase other than to say, "Why did I wait so long to start saving time?!"

Works great easy assembly

Worked great did exactly what I expected

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