King Kutter Professional tiller

[OldcrowP51]

Looking at a 6’ for my L3901.
Anyone running one of these?
Care to share your good/bad thoughts?

 

[DaveFromMi]

Same here. I've got too much for a walk behind rototiller.

 

[Motion]

I've had a 6' about 8 years and it does a good job, I usually subsoil first. It's better if the soil is not too dry. Adjust the rear discharge to get the disired result.

 

[hodge]

I have a King Kutter tiller, and I'd buy another. They are built heavy, and gear driven.

 

[Winkles_9]

I purchased the king kutter 5' professional for my L3301 last spring. It has been a tough tiller and I have tilled through a lot of rocks. The only problem I have with it is that it is green!

 

[War Eagle]

I also own a King Kutter 5" reverse rotation tiller. Very heavy duty and does a fabulous job breaking up the soil to very fine consistency. If tilling new area I cut all the foilage first then till in one direction then on the next pass till at 90 degrees from the previous pass.

 

[BobInSD]

I have a King Kutter (not sure if it's "professional" or not). It does a fine job and has never given me any problems but I've only had it for about 3 years? Use it once or twice a year. I did use a middle-buster the first year to rut things up first.