Rotary Tillers Built for Every Application.

The right tiller size depends on your tractor's PTO horsepower, three-point hitch category, working conditions, and desired tilling width. A tiller that covers your tractor's rear tire tracks can help produce an even seedbed.

Always verify the manufacturer's PTO horsepower requirements and hitch specifications before selecting a model.

Horsepower requirements vary by tiller series, working width, and soil conditions. Compact rotary tillers may be compatible with smaller tractors, while larger heavy-duty models require substantially more PTO horsepower.

Important: PTO horsepower is different from engine horsepower. Always use your tractor's rated PTO output when checking equipment compatibility.

Chain-drive tillers use a chain-and-sprocket system to transfer power to the rotor. They are commonly found on compact and light-duty rotary tillers.

Gear-drive tillers use gears to transfer power to the rotor. They are available across a wide range of equipment sizes and duty ratings.

Neither drive system alone determines a tiller's overall strength. Construction, gearbox ratings, rotor design, and intended application should also be considered.

Phoenix offers an extensive lineup of Italian-manufactured rotary tillers, including models for compact tractors and heavy-duty agricultural applications.

Farm-Maxx offers several rotary tiller series, including compact chain-drive models, gear-drive tillers, and larger heavy-duty equipment.

The best choice depends on the specific model, tractor compatibility, working width, soil conditions, and intended use rather than the brand name alone.

Yes. Rotary tillers are commonly used for preparing garden beds, establishing food plots, incorporating soil amendments, and preparing cultivated fields.

For previously untilled ground, compacted soil, or heavy vegetation, additional preparation may be necessary. Select a tiller designed for the conditions and avoid operating beyond its rated capabilities.

No. Compatibility depends on the specific tractor and tiller combination. Important considerations include PTO horsepower, PTO speed, three-point hitch category, lifting capacity, and driveline fit.

Confirm all manufacturer specifications before purchasing or operating a rotary tiller.

Unifarm Machinery Corporation distributes Phoenix and Farm-Maxx agricultural equipment through its dealer network.

Contact an authorized Unifarm dealer for product availability, model information, pricing, and assistance selecting the appropriate rotary tiller.