monster tiller

[kubotakid USA]

Does anybody have any experince with the monster ariens tiller, Its got a wisc twin cyl tjd engine, 30 -34 in wide, this thing weighs like 500- 600 lbs. any way soon as I get it running, or not Iam gona post pics and maybe sell it, :thumbsup:

 

[Baby Grand]

My back is going into spasms just thinking about it.
Let us know how it goes.
Good luck!

 

[oldmech]

Hi! I seen the big two cylinders on Ariens dealer more 50 years ago. But my father had one Ariens 9 cv Wisconsin two speeds one reverse with bigs springs tines. No differential but ratchets in wheels.Very heavy 300-400lbs. Start with hand crank 1/4 turn because magneto. Tines was turning very fast make very good job. I crank and run this tiller from 8 years old to 18. Very easy because slow speed and long handles bar I learn to use ratchet for turn. In last tines was very expensive to replace. Good luck Oldmech!

 

[oldmech]

HI! I want add this. You know. Big heavy Tiller with high speed rear tines are more easy to run than light low speed front tines tiller. Front tines tiller are very tough for humain body. I had ( Pic.) this 13 hp diesel Pasquali It was a better tiller than BCS or Grillo Because more heavy more stable with rock or root. Often I was driving with one hand.Good luck ! Oldmech

 

[linrick1]

Not an Ariens but it is a monster.....Howard Rotavator, 810 cc, JAP twin, 3 forward, reverse, diff. lock - this thing built to go all day every day, Rick

 

[johnny1953]

I think that they are some of theses or that look like them over in New tazewell Tn. Bob Due has them I know one has a K301 Kohler on it. He has several of them

 

[davhunter]

Not an Ariens but it is a monster.....Howard Rotavator, 810 cc, JAP twin, 3 forward, reverse, diff. lock - this thing built to go all day every day, Rick

We have a Howard and I am hoping to find some way of adding a chipper attachment or retofitting this monster to somehow grind up and chipp our branches with that muscle bound engine.