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Posted by Robert in W. Mi. on May 28, 2005 at 07:45:57 from (69.87.132.144):
In Reply to: Re: live power posted by Van in AR on May 27, 2005 at 20:26:05:
Personally i don't think running a tiller without live power is a big deal at all and really it's not needed. I have one of my rotavators on a "non" live pto tractor and it's just fine. My other two rotavators are on tractors with independent pto. As for "creep" gears, for a tiller i guess it depends on how much you want to grind the oil up!! I don't ever use the slowest ground speed my tractor has when field tilling, as i don't want it ground into dust!! Old Fords like most old tractors do have a fairly fast first gear though. Now, when it comes to finish mowing or rotary cutting, i just HATE a tractor "with out" live pto!!!! Over run clutch ot not, they are still a PITA!! Robert
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