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By the late 1950’s Root had added a roto-tiller to its lineup. Its name was the Clodbuster and was typical of many of the tillers of the day. In typical Root fashion, speed control was accomplished through a changer sheave with reverse using a fiber wheel against a pulley or drum. |
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