NEW 5055C Rear Tine Rototiller CRT 205cc Briggs Stratton SHIPS FREE FREIGHT For Sale

NEW 5055C Rear Tine Rototiller CRT 205cc Briggs Stratton SHIPS FREE FREIGHT
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NEW 5055C Rear Tine Rototiller CRT 205cc Briggs Stratton SHIPS FREE FREIGHT:
$799.99


SHIPS FREIGHT TO BUSINESS LOADING DOCK OR FEDEX FREIGHT TERMINALRear Tine Rototiller CRT with 205cc Briggs and Stratton Engine 5055C
The Earthquake™ 5055C rear tine rototiller is the perfect machine for breaking new ground. The 5055C features counter rotating tines with wheels that pull the tiller forward, providing the power to tear heavy uncultivated soil.
Rear-mounted tines till stubborn dirt easily
Sturdy components, durable construction
Large treaded wheels steadily drive tiller
Adjustable depth regulator
Reliable gear-driven transmission
Specifications
Engine: 205cc Briggs and Stratton
Rating: 8.5 ft-lbs grs trq
Tilling Width: 16\"
Tilling Depth: 10\"
Dir. Control: Forward / Reverse
CRT / SRT: CRT
Weight: 180 lbs.\">

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