Posted by SodBuster87 on April 24, 2018 at 14:51:30 from (174.255.11.255):
What brand of tillers do you guys have and how do you like them? I've finaly had enough of my Cub Cadet. I've fought with it (and the dealer) for 2 years. It has given me problems literaly from the first week I've owned it. I have a budget of about $1,000 and not afraid of good used. My RT65 has burned off belts from week one if you till more then 1" deep the tine shaft has shifted over in the case about 2" to one side. It has had a clunking noise when tines engaged for some time and now the trans is so stiff you can't hardly shift it between fnr or forward or reverse tine rotation. Dealer last time it was in said I abused it. The belts are rolling sideways then loosing grip and smoking(burning) which would tell me pulleys are mis aligned. How is this abuse on my end? And it has done this since the very first tank of gas.
Sod Buster
P.S. the "Best in the industry" 3 year warranty is SH#T because the dealer will find every excuse to void it.
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