I bought a 72 inch tiller in 2014. Have had no issues other that my son backing into a tree and bending the support brackets. Went to a local welding shop and had them fabricate a new bracket with heavier plate metal. 10 years and still digging!

Solid build, tilling depth with skids up the tines cut a inch or so each pass , to get the stated 7” will take many passes and need very little soft soil because the skids( depth control) has to sink in to the soil 5 or so inches.

Heavy duty. Made well! Looks like it will get the job done!

Picked up a few days ago brand new. Everything looked okay when I picked it up. When I started to remove the plastics and all the parts, that's when I started to notice a problem. The PTO and slip clutch were completely rusted. Most of the bolts, washers, and nuts were discolored. They must have had this tiller sitting in the bottom of a pond before retrieving it and selling it to me. I do understand that it is going to get a little rust, but not to this degree being new. I paid several thousand dollars plus. I expect it to dang near to look new.