Rear Tine Tiller, Self-Propelled, Gas
20 in. Rear Tine Tiller, Gas-Powered, Self-Propelled
20 in. Rear Tine Tiller, Gas-Powered, Self-Propelled
Barreto 1320H
$90
4h
$120
day
$320
week
$700
month

This heavy-duty rear tine tiller delivers exceptional soil preparation with its all-hydraulic drive system that maximizes power efficiency at the digging tines. The counter-rotating tines effectively break through tough soil, clay, and sod while the independent wheel and tine controls allow operators to adjust travel speed to match soil conditions. With a 20-inch tilling width and robust Honda GX390 engine, this tiller provides the perfect balance of power and maneuverability for both professional landscapers and rental customers. The open design provides easy access for maintenance, reducing downtime and improving your return on investment.

Features

  • All-hydraulic drive system eliminates belts and chains for reduced maintenance
  • Counter-rotating tines effectively break through tough soil, clay, and sod
  • Independent wheel and tine controls allow for customized operation based on soil conditions
  • 20-inch tilling width provides efficient coverage for medium to large areas
  • Reliable Honda GX390 engine delivers consistent performance
  • Open design allows for easy access to hydraulics for maintenance and repair
  • Free-wheeling hubs for easy transport without starting the engine
  • Pressure relief valves prevent damage when tines are blocked
  • Fingertip controls are simple to understand and operate
  • Heavy-duty construction ensures durability in demanding rental applications

Applications

  • Breaking new ground for residential and commercial gardens
  • Preparing soil for landscaping projects and new lawn installations
  • Renovating existing garden beds and incorporating amendments
  • Breaking up compacted soil in construction site restoration
  • Preparing ground for irrigation system installation
  • Mixing compost and fertilizers into existing soil
  • Creating planting beds in challenging soil conditions
  • Preparing soil for commercial agricultural applications
  • Breaking up root-bound areas around trees and shrubs
  • Soil preparation in confined spaces where larger equipment cannot access