Virnig Skid Steer Rototiller

The Virnig TLR Series Tiller is a skid steer attachment designed for soil preparation, landscaping, seedbed preparation, gardening, agricultural work, and breaking up compacted ground. Its offset design allows operators to till close to buildings, sidewalks, fences, and other structures while also helping cover the loader's tire or track paths. The tiller can operate in both forward and reverse directions for flexible soil preparation.

The Virnig TLR Series is available in two models: the TLR54 with a 54-inch working width and the TLR72 with a 72-inch working width. The TLR54 has an overall width of approximately 70.5 inches, while the TLR72 has an overall width of approximately 88.5 inches. The TLR54 has 28 tines, while the TLR72 uses 36 tines.

Both the TLR54 and TLR72 are designed for 15–25 GPM standard-flow hydraulics. They are intended for skid steer loaders with a recommended rated operating capacity of more than 1,300 lb. Customers should verify their skid steer's hydraulic flow and operating capacity before selecting a tiller model.

The Virnig TLR54 and TLR72 both provide a maximum tilling depth of 6 inches. Both models use a 22-inch diameter drum, with the working components designed to break, mix, and prepare soil. This depth makes the tiller suitable for many landscaping and seedbed-preparation applications where controlled soil cultivation is required.

The TLR Series features bolt-on, heat-treated dual-edge tines designed for operation in both forward and reverse. The tiller shaft is supported by 2-inch diameter bearings on both sides, while the hydraulic motor is guarded on the bottom and sides for protection from rocks and debris. The offset design provides approximately 7 inches of working offset on the TLR54 and 4 inches on the TLR72, helping operators work closer to structures while covering the loader's tire or track paths.

Choose the TLR54 when a 54-inch working width is appropriate for your jobsite and machine, or choose the TLR72 when a wider 72-inch working path can improve coverage. The TLR54 weighs approximately 900 lb, while the TLR72 weighs approximately 1,050 lb; both require 15–25 GPM standard flow and a recommended loader capacity greater than 1,300 lb. Consider your skid steer's hydraulic specifications, rated operating capacity, working area, and required tilling width before selecting the model.