This is a Rototiller Model 133A built between 1959 and 1960.  During this time Rototiller was associated with Porter Cable Machine Company.  Porter Cable purchased controlling interest in ROTOTILLER in 1959 after ROTOTILLER'S Board of Directors decided to sell stock to refinance.  The next year Porter Cable sold ROTOTILLER to Rockwell Manufacturing Company of Pittsburgh, who did not keep them long either, selling the company to Moto Mower of Detroit.

The handlebars and hood over the tines greatly resembles the early Troy-Bilt machines.  On this machine, the hinged flap on the rear of the hood is missing.  The tine holders look identical to the early Troy-Bilt tiller holders.  It came with a 4 hp Clinton engine and chopper blade tines.  It has 4 speeds forward like the Roto-Ette tillers before it.  According to the literature on this tiller, it has a 20" tilling width and weights 330 pounds.  Attachments and accessories  included a 30" dozer-snow plow, auxiliary 35# weight, furrower, snow thrower, deep digging tines, 19" rotary mower, tire chains, and a tiller shaft protection kit.

Special thanks to Donald Jones of Donald's Antique Rototillers for literature on this tiller.