Tiller tines are essential for smooth and efficient soil preparation, but they often face the most wear and tear. Over time, tines can bend, break, or become dull, making tilling harder and less effective. These problems often happen from hitting rocks, roots, or tough soil, but many can be repaired at home with basic tools and proper guidance.

This complete DIY troubleshooting guide will help you identify and fix common tiller tine replacement problems. With step-by-step instructions and practical tips, you’ll learn how to repair, maintain, and prevent future damage. By following these techniques, you can keep your tiller running efficiently and enjoy easier, more productive gardening all season long.