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2022 Troy-Bilt® Garden Tiller Bronco CRT

The Troy-Bilt Bronco CRT rear-tine garden tiller is designed for maneuverability and power. 10-inch Bolo™ tines provide up to 6-inches of tilling depth for flexibility. Max tilling width of 14-inches makes it ideal for small-to-medium sized gardens.

• The Troy-Bilt Bronco CRT is a rear-tine tiller with the power to break through hard-packed soils using counter rotating tines.

• Counter rotating tines move in the opposite direction of the wheels and are best for breaking new ground and working in hard or challenging soils.

• 14-inch tilling width makes the Bronco CRT ideal for small-to-medium sized gardens.

• 10-inch Bolo™ tines with depth stake for up to 6-inches of tilling depth.

• A 208cc OHV Troy-Bilt engine gives you plenty of power to turn over large amounts of soil.

• Just One Hand™ operation allows the tiller to be guided with literally one hand thanks to a well-balanced and easy to control design.

• Wider 1-inch handles provide greater stability.

• 11-inch agricultural tires enhance traction and stability.

• Tiller can also be used to help in preparing areas for seeding and mixing compost in the pile or into your soil.

• Troy-Bilt has a limited lifetime transmission warranty on cast iron gear casting and precision cut bronze gears.

• 2-year limited warranty on other components for peace of mind.

Features may include:

• A cast iron gear casing and precision cut bronze gears in the heavy-duty transmission provide extra strenth and durability, plus they're covered with a limited lifetime warranty

• Guide the tiller with just one hand thanks to a well-balanced and easy to control design

• Unique, bolo-designed tines alternatly slice, chop and turn soil with ease, while thoroughy and deeply mixing soil to create finely textured, well-aerated seedbeds

• These tillers are best for breaking new ground and powering through hard-packed, challenging soil. Best for med-large size garden beds.

• By rotating in the opposite direction as the wheels, counter rotating tines break up hard-packed or clay soils more easily than forward rotating tines

• Headquarted in Valley City, OH, our reliable equipment is designed, built and tested right here in the U.S.— from Ohio and Mississippi to Tennessee and Arizona