How to Choose a Garden Tiller

Home improvement expert Danny Lipford gives you tips on how to choose the right tiller to rent for tilling your garden.

Danny: Barbara I have rented a rotor tiller, I'm ready to got to work. Barbara: Are you ready for an incredible workout? Danny: Well you told me that it will be very easy to use this one. Barbara: This one? Danny: Yes. Barbara: Oh, this is an incredible workhorse, but it does a fantastic job. I mean why did you pick this one as suppose some of the others that are there. Danny: Well I have seen the landscape contractors using this one all the time and it was the largest one they had but I was confuse a little bit when I got out there because I noticed some of the tons or right in front of the tires or few other different models. But I chose this one because of just being familiar with it since the landscape contracts you use. Barbara: You know the other ones where the tires are in front are little smaller and they are actually a little bit easier to use but they just don’t do such a great job unless your soils are already been tiled. Otherwise, a machine like that on a kind of soil that he has is just going to bounce the surface and do nothing for you. Now this one because it got this amazing wheels and it’s got so much power in there, it just holds those times with the soil, it really does a fantastic job. Danny: Now what about the cost of pay of $80.00 a day to rinse it, that’s pretty reasonable in it. Barbara: Yes, I think its great but you can accomplished for that. A landscape company will probably charge you between $30.00 to $50.00 an hour to do that plus there will be some extra charges for the equipment I think but you wouldn’t have any back pain. Danny: Now since you drop by the day though I'm going to need a little help here. Barbara: I don’t think so.