Power / Rotary Tiller Financing

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Power tillers have improved quite a bit since their invention in 1920's Australia. Their ability to till all sorts of soil ranging from loose to tightly compacted rocky soil make them favorites of farmers, home gardeners, and everyone in between. People and businesses wishing to make an investment in the higher end models look into power rotary tiller financing as the best path to ownership – and this is exactly what Crest Capital offers.

In fact, if you need help with power tiller financing or any sort of forestry and agricultural leasing, then count on Crest Capital to help you. Since 1989, we've been financing power tillers and we want to do the same for you. Our simple, one page application process can usually get an answer back to you within a few short hours, which can help you get the farm equipment leasing you need, without long delays. Contact us today and we'll get you started on your power tiller financing.

Rotary Tillers and Power Harrows

A rotary tiller works the soil with blades on a spinning rotor driven by the tractor's power take-off, making a seedbed in one pass; power harrows do similar work with less mixing.

Who Uses Rotary Tillers

Vegetable and specialty crop farms, nurseries, orchards and vineyards, and land management businesses.

Tillage and Planting Equipment

Tillage comes before planting, so farms often buy the tiller with a planter or a seeder. See planting machine financing and tractor financing.

New and Used Tillers

Before buying a used tiller, check the blades and rotor, the gearbox and its oil, the driveline and slip clutch, and the bearings.