Breaking new ground: how to choose the right midsize tiller

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Selecting a soil tiller depends upon the desired size, design and price. A medium-size tiller, for example, will handle 750 sq ft and has 2 to 6 horsepower. A front-tine tiller has an engine and its tines ahead of the tiller's wheels. Tiller specifications and prices are provided.

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Garden tillers

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Soil tillers are found in small, medium and large sizes, depending upon the extent of soil tilling required. Small tillers cost approximately $150, weigh 20 lb and have 1.6 horsepower engines. The larger tillers are needed for breaking sod and tilling in green-manure crops.

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Choosing a mower: the world of walk-behinds offers many options

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Lawn mowers have undergone various technological changes since the first reel mower was invented. Gardeners can chose among small rotary mowers, high-powered high wheelers and riding mowers.

Lawn mowers, Mowing machines

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