Make sure that the tiller that you rent has the tiller behind the drive
wheels. It will still be hard work and will require going over the area
several times. You will still probably need to rake out as much grass
and root as possible. If the tiller is in front or under the motor, it
will beat you to death. One mounted on a tractor is even better.

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"Ignoramus20984" wrote in message
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I would like to make a garden where previously there was lawn. Using a
shovel is just too hard and I know will ruin my shoes. So I would like
to rent a tiller and use it, but I am not sure if it can do the job on
the land than never was tilled and has thick lawn grass.

Any ideas, can I expect to rent something useable?

i