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jdog_kustoms

i have a tiller for a smaller wheel horse i use a lot I’m looking at getting one for a c195 or d series and was wondering which would be better to use the one on a c195 or on the smaller wheel horses

Any ideas or how yours works on your d series or c 195 would be greatly appreciated

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Jim_M

I have a tiller on a 308-8 and it does just fine. I can till all year on one tank of gas. I have 2 fairly large gardens that get tilled twice in the spring and once in the fall.

The little tractors run cheaper and are far more manueverable. A big tractor won't do any better job of tilling, it will just cost you more.

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jdog_kustoms

i normally till witrh my 416-8 but i have a chance to get the c 195 tiller dont know if its wroth getting but im thinkin about having both

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Jim_M

You can never have too many attachments. If the price is right, go for it, they're not making any more of them. Besides that will give you a chance to find out first hand which one works better for you.

I prefer a gear drive for tilling and a hydro for most everything else.

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jdog_kustoms

that songs like a good idea having both then maybe i can put up a comparison post for other people

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dobeleo

Hi Jim M

I have a 312-A. Do you need chains or extra weight when you till with your 308-6?

Dan

Shorewood, IL

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Jim_M

I have chains and wheel weights on it. I'm not sure if the weights are necessary but they were already on when I put the tiller on so I left them.

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wheelhoss

The wheel weighs will help you if tilling down a little bit of grade and if the ground is not plowed very deep. the tiller will try to push you

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4xfourfun

The tiller of my D180 does a pretty good job. The only real issue I have is maintaining a creeper speed......especially if trying to till hard ground or sod. Once I get it broke up some it does pretty good. But getting to that point takes some work and getting pushed around a lot lol.

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