Earthquake® Victory™ Rear Tine Tiller, Powerful 212cc 4-Cycle Viper™ Engine, 33970

Excellent machine. Excellent warranty. The Earthquake 33970 Victory is a super-duper, clay-grinding, soil-pulverizing, rock-removing, weed-eating beast! It tore loose deeply imbedded rocks and stones the size of footballs and larger,(rocks and stones that my old front tine tiller never touched in 15 years). Some of those rocks were so large that they mangled the rear tine guard, but a phone call to Ardisam was made and another rear guard was shipped without a hitch. Outstanding! I should have bought one sooner. Boy howdy!

This tiller has worked very well for me. The only downside is the air cleaner cover was broken when I purchased it. I didn't notice it until I got home with the machine. I've got it wired on but it would be nice to have a new cover. Thanks for your consideration.

After a very rocky start, the forward drive cable breaking after 45 minutes, the company sent a replacement. About an hour to install and the tiller has performed perfectly since. Plenty of power and the depth of the tines made for “easy” work. Our garden is 20' x 30', a bit larger than last year. Breaking the new section, which included cutting through a couple of 1.5” roots, was surprisingly easy. Only have 6 hours on the machine but it is everything I'd hoped for. BTW, I'll turn 70 next month and I had no problems maneuvering it.

It was not the model I ordered and was damaged. They offered 10% rebate which was ridiculous because that was less then the difference in vost between the two models and didn't even mention the damage. They have been slow in responding so I can figure out what to do and we need to have a tiller for our garden. I can't in good conscience recommend this product or company.

The tiller arrived on the date that was promised. Delivery driver was very friendly and was very helpful with the loading and unloading. Checked the adjustments as outlined in the owner's manual, put oil and gas in the reservoirs and checked all of the starting procedures. Everything was already ready to go. It started on the first full and tilled some hard soil done in only a few passes over the ground. So far, so good.