Very nice used rototiller just in- Beat the spring rush! Kuhn EL32-150 . the 150 means 150mm wide, or roughly 59" I have checked gearbox and drive side cover oil levels- both up and look good. Was on a 33hp tractor- I'd say roughly 20-45 or so hp for recommendation. Believe you can manually offset as well if your tractor is wider although I did not try to free that up.  Lets see if anyone is paying attention- First $2,200 buys it this fall- or its $2500 in the spring and it'll sell in a few minutes!. 

 72" Taylor Pittsburgh rototiller- series 962-GDT-72-RX- Made in the USA! This is a gear driven instead of chain- Conventional rotation- They do offer a reverse drive as well- Heres the difference I find - The forward rotate style tillers are less aggressive and require an additional pass or two in sod or heavy growth, but they run much easier on the tractor and take less hp- whereas the reverse drive cut and mix better in one pass, as well as suck themselves right in the ground- all that takes more hp and results in slower tilling- so- all depends what you want in a tiller- I have hooked this one on and tried it, all turns over smooth. Have not checked gearboxes yet but will before it goes out- Unit is still made today- sells for $3899- First $2500 buys this one

single bottom plow- made county line- believe its same as king cutter as well. Good shape, little use. (2) of these available. @ $600 each

Wallenstein BX102R- Takes up to 10” wood, 80-120hp recommended. Also requires one remote to run the hydraulic feed. Unit has not seen very much use. First owner had on a farm, previous customer bought from me to do a couple large jobs this spring. He decided another piece would more fit his current needs. Unit works awesome. Has some fade but not bad. Take a look at the chute / feed roll picture. You’ll see it hasn’t seen much use. Unit sells for about 16k new. Priced to sell at $10,900.