Generac TW17116DMN Dr Rear Tine Tiller 212cc 11 in

Product Description

The GENERAC POWER SYSTEMS, INC. TW17116DMN is a rear tine tiller built around a 212cc OHV engine producing 10.2 ft-lbs of gross torque at 3,700 RPM. The engine features a cast iron cylinder sleeve for long-term durability under sustained use. Counter rotating tines (CRT) spin in opposition to the power-driven wheels, generating aggressive soil penetration while holding the machine back during heavy-duty tasks such as sod-busting or deep tilling in hard clay soil. The 11-inch tilling width and up to 11-inch tilling depth make it suitable for breaking new ground as well as working established garden beds. Licensed contractors, landscapers, and experienced DIYers handle installation and operation of this unit.

This tiller is designed for residential and light commercial grounds maintenance applications where aggressive soil cultivation is required. The 13-inch pneumatic tractor-style tires propel the machine forward across uneven or compacted terrain. A pin-release free-wheeling mode allows easy transport and maneuvering between work areas. The integrated drag stake adds resistance during heavy tilling passes and pins up when not in use. A rear debris shield protects the operator from thrown soil during operation. The unit ships as a single piece at 157 pounds.

Key Features

• 212cc OHV engine with cast iron cylinder sleeve rated at 10.2 ft-lbs gross torque
• Counter rotating tines (CRT) for aggressive tilling action and controlled forward movement
• 11-inch tilling width and up to 11-inch tilling depth
• 13-inch pneumatic power-driven wheels with pin-release free-wheeling mode
• Adjustable drag stake for added resistance during sod-busting or deep tilling
• Rear debris shield for operator protection during use

Compatibility

Designed as a self-contained rear tine tiller unit sold under the DR brand by Generac Power Systems. No specific compatible model or replacement fitment data was provided with this product.

Installation Notes

Assembly and initial setup should be performed by a qualified technician or experienced operator following the manufacturer-supplied documentation. Before servicing or performing any mechanical adjustments, shut off the engine and allow all moving parts to come to a complete stop. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection and steel-toed footwear during operation and setup. Consult local regulations regarding engine exhaust emissions and equipment operation in residential areas.