Bronco™ CRT 208cc 14″ Rear Tine Tiller

8 reviews for Bronco™ CRT 208cc 14″ Rear Tine Tiller

1. Nathan

   Rated 5 out of 5

   December 26, 2024

   We bought a Troy-Bily Bronco tiller, and we are super pleased with the product. I thought it was odd that the times counter revolve, but I learned...More

   
   
   We bought a Troy-Bily Bronco tiller, and we are super pleased with the product. I thought it was odd that the times counter revolve, but I learned this is normal. We have a small farm and our garden is 75' x 75', and we will be using the tiller more and more as we approach planting season. Thanks for a great product!
   
   

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   Andrew

   Rated 4 out of 5

   November 11, 2024

   I've found that if you change the case oil you need to tip the tiller on its side.. They should redesign the drain valve on the oil so that you do...More

   
   
   I've found that if you change the case oil you need to tip the tiller on its side.. They should redesign the drain valve on the oil so that you don't have a mess on the concrete each time you change it.. I am a very happy customer and have a Troy Bilt tiller, pressure washer, and snow blower! I'd recommend all these products!
   
   

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   Jamie

   Rated 5 out of 5

   November 5, 2024

   This model tiller performed well beyond expectations. It does not chop up large plant material like tomato plants or cucumber vines - stuff kept g...More

   
   
   This model tiller performed well beyond expectations. It does not chop up large plant material like tomato plants or cucumber vines - stuff kept getting caught up in the tiller axles (I guess that's why my dad always had me run the lawn mower over the garden before tilling it). However, it did till the soil extremely well, and has made a great compost for next year. The only real problem I had with it was the tiller shield - it broke off the first time I used the tiller. The tines caught some wet clay and dug down, driving the shield in the ground. It was really my own fault for not watching what I was doing. Turns out the shield was spot-welded to the housing and I thought it broke a little too easily. I am going to put bolts in to hold it. The rest is built very solid.
   
   

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   Toby

   Rated 4 out of 5

   October 2, 2024

   I just bought this little tiller and thought to myself this might not work very good considering the hard time I had using a full size troy built ...More

   
   
   I just bought this little tiller and thought to myself this might not work very good considering the hard time I had using a full size troy built that I borrowed to start my garden. So when I got it home I took it up to the garden to try it out and was amazed. I can not belive this little tiller works so good and finly chops the soil up. Then I decided to ty some new soil that has never been tilled and it broke it up better and easyier than the full size tiller. What a Buy, I love it.
   
   

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   Elliot

   Rated 5 out of 5

   March 6, 2024

   We've had this tiller for one season, and it is the best! It will break new ground for you, and then you can make the dirt as fine as you want by ...More

   
   
   We've had this tiller for one season, and it is the best! It will break new ground for you, and then you can make the dirt as fine as you want by setting the depth. We made a large garden in our back yard and it was easy with this machine. I gave the ease of starting a lower mark only because it's not electric, but that doesn't mean it was hard to start. I recommend this to anyone wanting a tough durable tiller that will do that job.
   
   

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   Steven

   Rated 5 out of 5

   February 15, 2024

   I've had three terribly hard compacted Georgia red clay yards that I had to tear up the ground to make new beds. After trying to pick axe the grou...More

   
   
   I've had three terribly hard compacted Georgia red clay yards that I had to tear up the ground to make new beds. After trying to pick axe the ground up, to no avail, I bought the bronco and it ate through the dirt with absolutely no problems. Even my wife had an easy time using it.
   
   

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   Sebastian

   Rated 4 out of 5

   February 5, 2024

   
   
   tires repeatedly went flat....between weekly uses.....ADDED TUBES....STOPPED THE PROBLEM
   
   

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   Benjamin

   Rated 5 out of 5

   January 4, 2024

   and, I have used several. I compared features on many other brands before deciding on the Troy-Bilt. I really think this is the best tiller arou...More

   
   
   and, I have used several.
   I compared features on many other brands before deciding on the Troy-Bilt.
   I really think this is the best tiller around. It starts on the first pull and is very easy on the body, no jerking around, no sore muscles after use. The only con I can think of is the connection of the wheels to the drive mechanism is awkward and a better method should be found. It really does a good job even in the Houston,TX gumbo clay. Pine needles did not gum up on the tines like my old one.
   
   

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