tiller parts

[double hunter]

i am looking for some tines for a 4' pto tiller, do not know the brand but have seen them for sale before, I think it is the type that came in with the grey mkt tractors as i bought it with a KUBOTA l1500, it has solid metal wheels om back for depth control, it runs smooth as silk but is missing several tines, if anyone can aim me in a direction I would appreciate it, I know the info is vague but need some help

 

[Arkaybee]

Check with this outfit. They have just about all of them.
Clean Cutter Tiller Blades

HTH

Arkaybee

 

[double hunter]

Thanks for the lead, looks liek this may be the spot, I sent them an e-mail to try and determine what i have or if the can match from a picture and dimensions, I hope this works out as this tiller runs very smooth. again for the info, Bob

 

[double hunter]

Wish I knew how to read Japanese.

 

[tpulley]

If you live near an agrisupply store you can bring one in with you and try and match it. I did this on mine.

 

[zzvyb6]

I just bought a complete set for my old Yanmar tiller at this place. Since they have the dimension of the mounting holes and the blade length, you ought to be able to match at least one of them to one of your own.

http://www.tiller-blades.com/

Usually the part numbers for the blades are stamped or cast in the blade metal somewhere near the mounting holes.

 

[CarterandCarter]

if you have not found a set yet we have most tines in stock right now

 

[HayDR]

i am looking for some tines for a 4' pto tiller, do not know the brand but have seen them for sale before, I think it is the type that came in with the grey mkt tractors as i bought it with a KUBOTA l1500, it has solid metal wheels om back for depth control, it runs smooth as silk but is missing several tines, if anyone can aim me in a direction I would appreciate it, I know the info is vague but need some help

If your tine has one hole and is shaped like a banana then you have a Grey market tiller that is designed to be used as a rice tiller.
If it has 2 holes then it was made by either Howard or Maletti.
We have all 3 styles in stock at www.tillermaxx.com