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Pony ES Garden Tiller
Item#:
21AE492K766
$1,399.00
Pony ES Garden Tiller
Item#:
21AE492K766
$1,399.00
Or
$117/mo No interest if paid in full within 12 months2
Interest will be charged from the purchase date if the purchase balance is not paid in full at the end of the promotional period. Advertised minimum payment is greater than required minimum payment.
The Troy-Bilt Pony ES is reliable and powerful. Electric starting provides quick and easy starting. An adjustable depth stake allows for up to 7-inches of tilling depth, and 16-inches of tilling width makes the Pony ES easy to maneuver.
- Equipped with electric start, the Troy-Bilt Pony ES starts with ease when you need it.
- Powered by a 250cc, 11.5 OHV Briggs & Stratton PowerBuilt™ engine with the strength to break up hard-packed soil quickly and easily.
- Just One Hand™ operation allows the tiller to be guided with literally one hand thanks to a well-balanced and easy to control design.
- 16-inch tilling width makes the Pony ideal for medium-to-large sized gardens.
- 12-inch, forward-rotating Bolo™ tines with depth stake for up to 7-inches of tilling depth.
- Power reverse and 13-inch ag tires allows for flexible handling around rocks and other obstacles.
- The included front bumper protects your tiller’s engine.
- Troy-Bilt has a limited lifetime transmission warranty on cast iron gear casting and precision cut bronze gears.
- 2-year limited warranty on other components for peace of mind.
Pony ES Garden Tiller Features
Heavy Duty Transmission
A cast iron gear casing and precision cut bronze gears in the heavy-duty transmission provide extra strenth and durability, plus they're covered with a limited lifetime warranty
Just One Hand Operation
Guide the tiller with just one hand thanks to a well-balanced and easy to control design
Bolo Tine Design
Unique, bolo-designed tines alternatly slice, chop and turn soil with ease, while thoroughy and deeply mixing soil to create finely textured, well-aerated seedbeds
Rear Tine Tillers
These tillers are best for breaking new ground and powering through hard-packed, challenging soil. Best for med-large size garden beds.
Pride
Headquarted in Valley CIty Ohio, our reliable equipment is designed, built and tested right here in the U.S. – from Ohio and Mississippi to Tennessee and Arizona.
Power Reverse
Get out of tight spots and around rocks and other obstacles with the flexible handling of power reverse
Specs & Maintenance
Engine
- Engine Brand Briggs & Stratton®
- Engine Model OHV
- Engine Displacement 250cc
- Starter Type Electric start
- Engine Oil Capacity 20 oz
Drive System
- Transmission Cast iron transmission with bronze gear-drive
- Speed 1 Forward with power reverse
Chassis
- Protection Yes
Controls
- Handle Adjustable Plow Style
- Handle Grip(s) Hand Grip
Dimensions
- Dimensions L/W/H 28.74"(L) x 26.38"(W) x 25.98"(H)
- Weight (approx.) 250 lbs
Additional Specifications
- Recommended Oil Type SAE30 (included)
- Model Number 21AE492K766
Specifications
- Rear Shield Rear Tine Sheild
- Forward/Reverse Speeds 1 forward speed with power reverse
- Tilling Depth Adjustable up to 7"
- Tilling Width 16"
- Tine Rotation Direction Forward-rotating
- Tines 12" diameter Bolo
- Wheels 13" x 5" pneumatic Ag tread
Warranty
- Warranty 2-Year limited manufacturer's warranty - refer to online operator's manual for exclusions. Limited lifetime warranty on transmission. 2-year warranty on engine.
Tiller Tine Specifications
- Tine Rotation Direction Forward-rotating
Attachments & Accessories
Product Reviews
Rated 4 out of
5
by
farmboy753 from
Small issue
I love the way the tiller works, it does wonders in my clay loam. The only issue I have had so far was bad weld penetration on a handle adjustment plate weld. I am sure that Troy-Bilt will take care of the issue, but it is something that detracted from my overall satisfaction rating.
Date published: 2010-06-14
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Poniesarejunk from
The NEW Troy bilt pony tiller.....
I bought my pony in 2019 and I regret ever doing it. It’s the worst tiller I’ve ever used. Set your depth to the shallowest depth and start tilling and it bucks and bounces out of your hands. There is no way to control it. I even used my neighbors 40 yr old Ariens tiller, tilled to a 6 inch depth and tried the pony, it still does the same thing even set at a shallow depth. The machine is way to light for the power that it has.
A lot of these reviews are from people posting about ponies they bought back in the 70s-90s. The pony back then isn’t the pony being sold and made today, stop confusing people with posts about an old machine that isn’t the same.
Date published: 2020-05-18
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Tjc from
Not like the old Troybilts
It's not a bad tiller my only complaint is a 5hp engine is too powerful for the size and weight of this tiller it will jump terribly if it hits even a small rock or debri. I'm sorry I didn't buy the horse instead.
Date published: 2020-01-07
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Daft from
Best tiller ever
I bought another Pony last fall because the one I bought in 1990 kind of found it's way to my son's house and he refused to let me "borrow" my 28 year old tiller. Ergo, I just bought a new one. The only thing we have ever had to do with my old one was to put new gaskets in the drive train. With regular maintenance, it has been a great machine.
Date published: 2018-10-04
Rated 5 out of
5
by
eddard from
Pony Tiller
I currently am using the 2nd Pony tiller I have ever owned, and I can't begin to estimate the age ~ @ least 15 yrs. I have never had a problem w/it, and would never own a brand other than Troy-Bilt. I love the electric-start b/c, @ my age (a-HEM!!) I am able to start it myself, any time that I choose, w/o ensuring that my husband is present and available. We recently purchased a Troy-bilt edger and leaf blower b/c we were so impressed w/the quality of the tiller, and I have to say that I am sold on Troy-Bilt, and promote your company every chance I get. Tx for all you do to make gardening easier!
Date published: 2018-07-21
Rated 5 out of
5
by
OldFart2 from
Electric start 250cc rear tine tiller
Was not too hard to handle after I figured out what I had to do differently compared to the larger rented tillers I used in the past. Location of Engage/Disengage lever is not handy. Some sort of extended handle that ends up somewhere in the driving handle area would be very helpful. Also, the informational sticker for the Engage/Disengage lever is backwards from operation. I haven't looked closely enough to figure out if the decal was installed upside down, or if it's just wrong. Easy enough to pull start that I didn't use the electric start. Comes with a nice, heavy-duty 120VAC 6 foot extension cord for starting. Shipping container arrived badly damaged, the straps were the only thing keeping the machine inside the box. Bottom wood supports were broken and the top of the box was not (or no longer) secured to the main box. Amazingly, the tiller was not damaged by it's rough transport.
Date published: 2016-06-10
Rated 2 out of
5
by
SpecialK from
Too big Pony
I just purchased a Pony ES to replace my old Pony that I used and loved for about 35 years ( the rod came thru the side of the engine) Sorry to say I like my old tiller much better. The new one is much bigger, much heavier, and much harder to maneuver in small places. It takes a lot to turn at the end of the row. I am almost 60 years old and am wondering if I will be able to handle this tiller in a few years. Sure wish my old Pony could have lasted a few more years.
Date published: 2014-05-18
Rated 3 out of
5
by
barney2 from
Please check over!
I purchased my Pony ES Tiller brand new on May 17, 2011. I picked it up and brought it home and started to till my garden. It ran about 1 minute and the drive belt came off. I took the cover off and reattached it and drive belt came off again and torn into shreads. I immediately loaded it and took back to the dealer. It was discovered that the tension pulley that held the drive belt in place was not in line with the drive belt. I was disappointed about this, but the dealer took care of the issue for me. This was a factory assembly error. Since this was corrected I now am happy with my tiller.
Date published: 2011-05-24