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    About Rotary Tillage Equipment

    Rotary tillage encompasses a range of farm equipment that includes rotary tillers (or "rototillers"), rotary hoes, and power hoes, all of which you’ll find for sale on TractorHouse.com.

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    Working Width: 5 ft
    Location: Dalton, Ohio
    Seller: Kiko Auctioneers
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    KING KUTTER TG-60-Y ROTO TILLER SN: 1000637893 667371 Used Rotary Tillage upcoming auctionsKING KUTTER TG-60-Y ROTO TILLER SN: 1000637893 667371 Used Rotary Tillage upcoming auctions
     
     
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    Auction Date:10/1/2026 8:00:00 AM (CDT)
    Condition: Used
    Location: Clayton, Indiana
    Seller: Freije & Freije
    Condition: New
    Location: Elyria, Ohio
    Seller: Polen Implement
    Working Width: 11 ft 8 in
    Location: Pheonix, Arizona
    Seller: Stephen Christian
    Condition: Used
    Location: Marstons Mills, Massachusetts
    Seller: Maurice Roberts
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    Location: Shiloh, Ohio
    Seller: Kevin R. Oberholtzer
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    Location: Dalton, Ohio
    Seller: Kiko Auctioneers
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    Location: Harrisburg, Oregon
    Seller: N&S Tractor
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    Location: Clinton, New York
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    Location: Beatrice, Nebraska
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    Location: Cookeville, Tennessee

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    Working Width: 48 ft
    Location: Fayetteville, North Carolina
    Working Width: 4 ft
    Location: Rockport, Indiana
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    Location: Rockport, Indiana
    Condition: New
    Location: Cookeville, Tennessee
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    Location: Okmulgee, Oklahoma
    Seller: Stewart Martin - Okmulgee
    Working Width: 8 ft 6 in
    Location: London, Ohio
    Seller: C.H.E. Inc.
    Working Width: 7 ft 6 in
    Location: London, Ohio
    Seller: C.H.E. Inc.
    Working Width: 9 ft 10 in
    Location: London, Ohio
    Seller: C.H.E. Inc.
    Condition: New
    Location: London, Ohio
    Seller: C.H.E. Inc.
    Working Width: 9 ft 2 in
    Location: London, Ohio
    Seller: C.H.E. Inc.
    Working Width: 50 ft
    Location: Cookeville, Tennessee
    Working Width: 72 ft
    Location: Cookeville, Tennessee
    Working Width: 5 ft
    Location: Baxley, Georgia
    Seller: Miles Tractor Company

    2023 RHINO REB72

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    Condition: New
    Location: Baxley, Georgia
    Seller: Miles Tractor Company

    About Rotary Tillage Equipment


    Land Pride RTA3576 Rotary Tiller

    Rotary tillage equipment largely falls into two categories, rotary tillers and rotary hoes. Most common are rotary tillers, sometimes called “rototillers,” which have rotating knife blades on the front or back that cut through the ground and break up the soil to allow better water penetration and air movement in preparation for planting. Rotary tillers can either be self-propelled or attached to a tractor with a three-point hitch. Rotary hoes, also called “power harrows,” incorporate metal teeth attached to a rotating drum or disk that loosen and gently flip the soil. Rotary hoes are often used shortly after a crop has been planted to stop weeds in early stages of development and help with crop emergence by eliminating soil crusting and loosening and aerating soil as plants grow.

    From Spare Parts To Fine-Tuned Machines

    Early rotary tillage equipment went by a variety of names from rotary tillers or hoes to rotary plows and were often used interchangeably. The powered rotary hoe was invented by Arthur Clifford Howard in 1912 in New South Wales, Australia, initially using a steam-powered tractor’s engine as a power source; Howard later designed an L-shaped blade mounted on wide-spaced flanges fixed to a rotor, and then patented a design with five rotary hoe blades and an internal combustion engine in 1920.

    Tine breakage was a problem for early rotary tillers. To combat this problem, C.W. Kelsey designed a tine shock absorber to add to tillers imported to the U.S. in the 1930s. Innovations continued including the introduction of different types of teeth or blades, such as “C”-shaped or “L”-shaped blades, to perform the tilling, adjustable working depth, and reverse tilling. Today rotary tillage equipment comes in a variety of sizes from small walk-behind tillers for use in home gardens to large self-propelled or tractor-mounted equipment for use on farms and road construction projects.

    Find The Right Rotary Tillage Equipment

    You’ll find a large variety of new and used rotary tillage equipment for sale every day at TractorHouse.com, including popular brands like Bush Hog, John Deere, KUHN, Land Pride, Maschio, Woods, and Yetter.