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    Just picked up a Befco T50 258 (Manual says it is a print from 1998) and a finish mower (not sure of the brand yet) from the boss for $650. Tiller is nice and faded from the sun, but everything is in working order minus a missing wheel on the finish mower.

    Never used a tiller before, but that should work well coupled to a Massey 1533, right? Soil has no rocks and it fairly sandy.
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    photos??? might help with mower ID...
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    Quote Originally Posted by teg View Post
    photos??? might help with mower ID...
    Mower is at the boss' house

    Coincidentally, there is a Woods finish mower sitting behind the tiller we thought was the one he was letting go

    I'll grab a pic of the tiller. Anything we need to check out maintenance wise on it before using it? Ultimately, I would like to paint it red to match the tractor.
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    Default Re: Suhweet!

    This thing has probably not been used very much, just weathered.
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    Nice, I am envious! You got one of those "deal of the centuries"!! From what I see around in here my area, I think you got two attachments for the price of one. You should probably work a little harder for your boss for that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by schoolsout View Post
    Anything we need to check out maintenance wise on it before using it? .
    Grease the PTO shaft. Check/fill gear oil in right angle gear box. Grease the right side auger shaft bearing. Make sure the chain case on the left has grease in it. When I got mine used, I took the cover off cleaned out all the old grease and replaced with new. Nice find
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    One more thing... make sure to loosen up the slip clutch and make sure it slips.
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    Cool..Thanks all
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