new tiller

[can whlvr 994]

i finally came across a tiller for my fleet,i found a 36 from a 1977 c 120,this thing is great,it really works well,now i can level some areas by tilling first then plow it where i need it,all these years i have wondered why they put such low gears,untill you till you dont know,1st gear low range is too fast when breaking new ground,so i go over it again,i think it might have to go on the auto next year

[KyBlue 655]

Yep them Tillers are great...

I got the same problem with 1st low not being low enough...i usually end up having to work the clutch and brake to keep it going slow enough.....

[chamjack 0]

Thats a nice set-up. That tiller appears to be in real nice shape. You can go through faster if you break the ground with a single bottom plow first, then take the tiller through after. Our soil here has a lot of clay in it. It can get really hard at times. I have a hard time breaking ground with a 5' shaft driven tiller on the back of a 46 hp New Holland Boomer. I dont have a tiller for my horse yet, but its not from a lack of trying. I would like to find one as nice as the one in your picture :notworthy:

[USHorse 41]

Nice setup....I have a 416-8 and have been looking for a tiller....not exactly knowing which model tillers with fit what tractor models, what yours a direct match?

Thanks.... :notworthy:

[HorseFixer 2,013]

Looks like that will chew some ground up! :notworthy:

[can whlvr 994]

the tiller was a direct fit,the 414 allready had the plow brackets on it so it took 5 minutes to install.

[rustynut 4]

i bought a 1969 raider 10 wheel horse 2 days ago and it had a cultivator, mower deck, and a belt driven tiller just like yours looks i dentical i bought the whole set up for $250 but i cant figgure out how to mount the summ bi#^*. my tiller is has never been use the guy said its just sat inside his barn he said he never had any use or it. so any help on mountin tht tiller would be very apritiated thanks.

[bork 0]

I'll help ya out. I have a1057, should bolt up the same. I'll come pick it up & get all the bugs & snags out & let ya know how it works, then return it. (few years later) Where do ya live?

[JimD 3,347]

I'll help ya out. I have a1057, should bolt up the same. I'll come pick it up & get all the bugs & snags out & let ya know how it works, then return it. (few years later) Where do ya live?

:WRS:

[420lse 18]

Nice looking set-up. I try to use a moldboard on fresh ground. It helps to loosen the soil but also unearths those peskie rocks. :thumbs:

[rickv1957 74]

Great setup,! Rick

[whfan74 2,071]

That's a great looking tiller!

I agree with going over with a plow first and then following up with the tiller! That baby will do some good work for you! :banghead:

[can whlvr 994]

thanks for the replys,my computer has been down for 2 or 3 weeks so i will get some pics for u rusty nut when i get a chance,the tiller is put away for now but i might have some pics.