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What type of tiller do I need ?

  • 10-06-2008 7:59pm
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    Hello ,I've got a job ahead of me that involves a back garden that needs to be completely dug up.
    There are a lot of heavy stones and bricks that I'll have to clear first ,but I'm not sure I will get everything up before I use a tiller.

    Is it possible to rent a machine for turning the soil ,that wouldn't break when meeting stones/large stones.

    I'm absolutely cluesless about this type of machinery ,any advice would be really appreciated.

    Thanks.


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    squire1
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    Most hire companies will have both light duty and heavy duty tillers available. The HD one will have no problem turning over large stones or blocks. Just pick them out as they surface and carry on.


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    squire1 wrote: »
    Most hire companies will have both light duty and heavy duty tillers available. The HD one will have no problem turning over large stones or blocks. Just pick them out as they surface and carry on.


    Excellent ,I wasn't even sure if I was on the right track.
    Thanks:)


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