Anyone have a 3pt tiller by Victory- HRT46?
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bspeedy
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I would strongly recommend buying a brand name tiller. Bush Hog, Woods, Howse, King Kutter, or one of the Italian-made ones.
The question to ask is - What happens when I need parts? For the makes above, there are many websites and dealers that can help you out. Even 10-20-30 years from now. Why save a few hundred today for something that becomes a boat anchor when you can't find a gearbox seal or some other simple part down the road?
The question to ask is - What happens when I need parts? For the makes above, there are many websites and dealers that can help you out. Even 10-20-30 years from now. Why save a few hundred today for something that becomes a boat anchor when you can't find a gearbox seal or some other simple part down the road?
You make a good case... For a post hole digger I bought Countyline from my local tractor supply... maybe I'll stick with that, they are reputable and local.... and reasonably priced.
Do you know the name?
bspeedy
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Some of the new county line stuff is made by Tarter. At least with TSC equipment you should be able to get parts for a while.
Sully2
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I was at a local factory that makes such items....both brands at the same time....differences were the color of the paint
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Victory stock thousands of spare parts in our warehouse in California, also we can send you spare parts from China by air express if urgent situation. Victory respect the reputation, it need many years to build it up, we are on the way.
