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Read articles →This is an owner's real-world use review, not a spec walkaround: the Woods RTR48.30 reverse-tine tiller mounted on a Boomer 24 is shown tilling a mulch/yard-waste pile the owner maintains from leaves, grass clippings, and chipped wood. He explains the reverse-tine action, the slip-clutch safety feature for hitting logs/roots, mentions a rough price around $3,000, and how it fits his broader yard-waste routine. Good for owners curious about real maintenance use, not buyers wanting specs or a dealer demo.
Posted by an owner-operator (Town's End Living) sharing hands-on impressions from their own property, with other implement reviews on the same tractor referenced in the channel.
If you hit a stick, log, brick, or root, the slip clutch slips instead of causing damage. You press a button, lift the door, clean it out, and continue.
The owner says it took about ten minutes, going over it a little more than normal, to till the leaves, grass clippings, and wood chips.
The owner says it was around three thousand dollars, which he describes as pretty expensive but worth it for his use.
