[shed head]

Im trying to work a new plot thats got a lot of lumpy clay
Has anybody got experience of the wolf tiller?   there a bit pricey so would appreciate some advise
Thanks
S

[pavery026]

Hi, I was wondering the very same question, and considering buying one too. I like the idea of it, and being able to use the different attachments, lets hope someone else has used one.

[shed head]

They dont appear to be very popular

[pavery026]

Just come back from the plot, while there I went to say hello a fellow plot holder who had one of these tools in his hand. I quickly asked if he rated it and could I have a to. He say its a great tool make light work of large chunks of soil. He did say you still have to dig areas that are really compacted, but it does easily break down the clumps into a fine tilth. So with that advice and having had a go I have ordered mine, so will let you know how it goes.

[moose]

There's a few of us on the plot here who have a similar product. Got it from a German company for half the price of the wolf but you had to fit your own handle. Non of us can remember the company we got it from, I'll have another look. We all use it regularly and it does a good job.

[shed head]

Thanks moose...would be cool if you could pm me the cheaper one
I want one

[pavery026]

Hi mine arrived yesterday, I've tried it out and I am very impressed. It's very well constructed, solid and works very well. I also got the ridger very good tool.

[bravemurphy]

If you are talking about the hand tiller then I got one and yes they are very good just like the rest of their tools.