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I just got the RGR (reverse tine) 1250 the big difference is the RG series has 6 tines per flange and the RT series has 4 tines. The 6 tine reverse tiller turns seasoned soil to fine soil, it really makes it look like fresh sifted top soil on the first pass. I haven't used the 4 tine model but...

Update..... I ordered the "new" RGR1250 tiller and I went and got it Saturday. When I got home my wife insisted I chew up the ground for a new driveway I have been putting off. All I can say is Holly S@#t this unit is badass. on the first pass I had to put my BX2200 in low to keep a nice slow...

No doubt. When they first came out that is when I bought mine. Everybody said what are you gonna do with that? it's too dam small to do much. Boy did they eat their words. This tractor with FEL and 60" finish mower can and does not only cut my grass but is an absolute bulldog when it comes to...

Thanks guys that is a big help. I figured the depth would always be an issue with any size, I wouldn't think sinking it in for the first pass would be a good idea. If I had to make 3-4 passes to get it down no big deal that is why I have the tractor :D, it has really saved my back more time then...

Hi I'm new to the forum. I have a BX2200 that I have owned since they first came out with a FEL and bar tires. I am now looking into a tiller for it and have been looking at Everything Attachments 52" reverse rotation and Land Prides "new" RGR1250. I have been getting too many different...