Too much?

That tiller is a monster! mg:

The thing looks like a tank. I don't know that I would have enough bulk to even operate it.

I thought the Troy Bilt Horse was a beast. The Horse is a Mantis compared to that Sherman.

Great looking machine!

Thanks for all the replies, it really is quite a machine. I'm not certain but I believe the engine is a Howard Twin, split crankcase, Wico mag and runs mint. 3 forward and 1 reverse, Hi and Low rotor speed, locking diff. all of it....this thing was built to work all day every day. Heres a few more pics:

The more that I look at that machine, the more I am impressed with it. That thing is built so heavily, that in my opinion, could be considered industrial grade by today's standards.

If I had the opportunity to get one, I really think that I would have to strongly consider it just for the novelty of it, and of course to play with it at many opportunities.

Great machine!

dj2cohen said:

The more that I look at that machine, the more I am impressed with it. That thing is built so heavily, that in my opinion, could be considered industrial grade by today's standards.

If I had the opportunity to get one, I really think that I would have to strongly consider it just for the novelty of it, and of course to play with it at many opportunities.

Great machine!

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I have no idea where you might find one but if you do...buy it. Just a really cool, well built, well engineered peice of equipment. Last tiller you'd ever have to buy I can assure you...Rick

hey i think that tiller just might have what it takes to till my garden theres not many tillers that can even scratch the hard ohio clay i have to deal with heck the dirt in my yard is so hard and bumpy not even a 700 pound lawn roller will help already tried it once and burried the craftsman up to the axles i figured the ground needed to be softened up by the rain first but it must have got a little too soft lol even then all the roller did was hop over the bumps rather than smooth them out for that matter i think the clay might have dented the roller rather than the other way arround lmao