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daytime dave
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Another DR, Tiller this time

Post by daytime dave » Fri Jul 03, 2020 8:43 am

I was on vacation recently and found a DR tiller on Craigslist. DR makes pretty good stuff. A road trip brought this back to the rural garden area. It should help with the garden and food plots.

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I think it should be a tough unit that serves well. I have a Craftsman rear tine tiller that does all right on already worked up ground. I am hoping this unit does well on new ground. The electric up and down will be a nice touch. Electric start is too.
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Re: Another DR, Tiller this time

Post by JEBar » Fri Jul 03, 2020 8:56 am

we've gotten really good service, over time, out of some DR products .... if/when we should need any thing new I wouldn't hesitate to purchase from them again .... looking forward to your use reports on your tiller
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