Rent a Barreto rear-tine tiller, a top of the line tiller for large gardens and lawns. Power-driven and strong, it makes lighter work for large tough areas.
The Barreto 1620B rear-tine tiller is the top of the line. Powered by a 16 horse power Briggs & Stratton engine, it is able to till 20″ wide in the toughest soils. This tillers weight, balance, stability, and tine speed allow it to till where others can’t. The tines are able to break up the most difficult dirt, clay or sod. This is a top of the line tiller for large gardens and lawns. It’s power-driven and strong, making lighter work for large, tough areas.
Additionally, with your rental we supply a ramp to load and unload the rear-tine tiller into your vehicle at no additional charge! Don’t have a truck bed for it? No problem. We also rent small equipment trailers if you need them.
You can find the instruction manual here: https://secureservercdn.net/166.62.108.22/be8.18b.myftpupload.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/1320H-1620B-OPERATORS-MANUAL.pdf
Are you starting to work on a project that’s going to need a lot of tools? We rent all kinds of automotive tools, lawn care equipment, and power tools! We have the stuff you need to get the job done. Now is the time to rent them! Additionally, you can place a reservation for the tools you’ll need, ensuring that we’ll have them when you need them.
At Pasco Rentals, we want to make sure that you have the tools you need to get the job done. We strive to carry the best equipment for you. If you’re looking for a specific tool and don’t see it on our website, give us a call. We’d be happy to let you know if that’s something we have in store, or where you can find it! Overall, we want to make sure that you get what you need.
We also offer a variety of other tools beyond this product. We have a wide variety of equipment to help you with lawn care, construction projects, as well as throwing a party! Browse our website to see more of our offerings, or give us a call today! We are open all year round for all your project needs.
