A: The Tow-Behind DR® Roto-Hog™ Power Tiller can be towed by an ATV, riding mower or utility tractor.

A:The Roto-Hog will till a path 3-feet wide and up to 7.5" deep.

A: The remote control allows you to raise or lower the tines, turn the Spreader Attachment on and off, and raise/lower the Culti-packer Attachment. Also, on the Electric-Starting model, you can start and stop the engine with the remote control.

A:Yes. Towed by your ATV or small tractor, the Tow-Behind DR® Roto-Hog™ Power Tiller can easily be transported to areas where you'd like to plant a food plot to attract wildlife. The powered tines prepare deep, ready-to-plant seedbeds – in a fraction of the time compared to non-powered, drag-behind disc units. Using non-powered food plot equipment requires dozens of passes just to scratch the surface of the soil. These machine take a huge amount of power to drag them, putting tremendous strain on your towing vehicle.

A: The electric-starting model with automotive-style turn-key ignition and 12-volt battery are very easy to start. Just turn the key and you're ready to go. (The battery recharges as the engine runs.) The manual-starting model, with compression release and electronic ignition, starts with one or two easy pulls.

A: We offer 3 basic options:
1) Delivery to a Depot
2) Delivery to Home or Business
3) Enhanced Home Delivery

A: If you ever have questions about your DR® Roto-Hog™ Power Tiller, you can use our Owner Support area. It offers a rich resource of information including troubleshooting, Owner's Manuals and replacement parts. Should you have additional questions, one of our Product Specialists can help you. These folks have in-depth knowledge of the DR® Roto-Hog™ Power Tiller. They’ve spent many hours in training and they have also put the machine through its paces mowing in a variety of conditions, so they know what they’re talking about. If necessary, we can get replacement parts to you right away or direct you to one of more than 1,500 authorized DR Friendly Service Centers nationwide.

A: Simply put, you can try it on your own property for up to 6-months.

A: 2 Years for Residential Use, 30 Days for Commercial Use.