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Marty Johns

05-12-2006 17:11:20




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Am from W.Pa and am thinking of a tiller, approx. 4 ft wide PTO driven to pull behind a mid 40's A !! It needs wheels as I donot have hyd,s and no 3 pt. hitch! is there such a monster out there to be found? The Troy-bilt BRONCO is killing my back every spring and am looking to simplefy things if I can!




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Marty Johns

05-13-2006 19:38:15




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 Re: tiller in reply to Marty Johns, 05-12-2006 17:11:20  
What about throttleing down? I believe I could do that!



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Leroy

05-16-2006 04:56:38




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 Re: tiller in reply to Marty Johns, 05-13-2006 19:38:15  
You would also be slowing down the tiller as pto and ground speed are connected to engine speed, your only option to using one would be to find one with it's own engine made for pulling with an ATV



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HAS

05-14-2006 19:05:10




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 Re: tiller in reply to Marty Johns, 05-13-2006 19:38:15  
Then you don't have the power for the tiller. Believe me, it won't work on an A. Saw it tried and it won't work. You need a drag behind disk.



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HAS

05-12-2006 20:56:19




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 Re: tiller in reply to Marty Johns, 05-12-2006 17:11:20  
Don't do it. A tiller does not work well behind a tractor that does not have a crawl gear. You would have to keep working the clutch and that would wear it out in short order. These old tractors are not good candidates for a tiller.



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