Posted by cadet trooper on January 02, 2010 at 15:26:43 from (76.235.42.69):
OK Guys and Gals, I"m trying to revisit the tiller idea while the dealers are in the bargain mood while their windows are frosted over and customers become non exsistant. We have a dealer that handles Land Pride is that a good brand? Never heard of them website says their headquarters is Salinas Kansas are they an exporter or are they built in the USA? Second thing is they are a reverse rotation tiller which I like because it needs pulled not held back and what about rocks? I"m not afraid to say I"m dumber than a box of rocks when it comes to tractor mounted tillers so any help would be appreciated. Also how about adjustable offset versus fixed center? I have an AC5020 rated at 22hp pto and weighs in at 2100# dry no extra weights rear wheel drive only. Oh they also offer several colors including AC orange. Thanks in advance!CT
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