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jbrumberg · 05-16-2008, 08:03 AM

nickmech:

Your B3030 and my "29" are similar in capabilities. I agree with Egon as it relates to the 3PH's ability to lift the tiller as well as the "balance" of the set up. You could always put some weight in your FEL to keep the front down. And as Egon mentionned you can always remove the outer tines if there is insufficient PTO HP. I suspect that you will not have any problems with the simca. You can always till your first pass pretty shallow, but a lot does depend on what you are tilling. Jay

05-16-2008, 08:03 AM	#7 (permalink)
jbrumberg Veteran Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Western MA Posts: 1,906	Re: pto-HP needed for tiller nickmech: Your B3030 and my "29" are similar in capabilities. I agree with Egon as it relates to the 3PH's ability to lift the tiller as well as the "balance" of the set up. You could always put some weight in your FEL to keep the front down. And as Egon mentionned you can always remove the outer tines if there is insufficient PTO HP. I suspect that you will not have any problems with the simca. You can always till your first pass pretty shallow, but a lot does depend on what you are tilling. Jay __________________ NH TC29DA with 14LA and HD QA 60" bucket, weighted R-1's, FOPS, CCM M-160 (58") Tiller, Tebben MD 60" Rotary Cutter, Woods LR 108 (96") Landscape Rake, FEL cutting edge and tooth bar, Woods GB60 (60") Box Blade