 Re: 3pt Tiller
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Originally Posted by 8nownerinky  Flusher,
I agree that implements are what make the tractor useful, however, the tiller will get at most two hours a year of work, and if it breaks, I always have my cousin's 5' tiller to fall back on, which I have used for years now. | Dan,
If you only need a tiller for a few hours a year, and you have access to a loaner, then why not just use it?
I wish I had access to a 3PH tiller. I only need one for one job.
Jay
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'05 B7610 w/ LA352 FEL
Everything Attachments Pin-on Pallet Forks, Dual rear remotes, CCM Top-N-Tilt, Meteor 50" snowblower, 66" United box blade, 60" back blade (cheapo, old and rusty), 60" KK rake, Woods PHD w/ 9" auger, Yanmar RS1303 3pt tiller, home made counterweight, Farm Force Carry All.
'9? G1800S, 48" MMM. 70's Troy Bilt Horse tiller with new 6.5HP briggs engine.
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