kevin37b
Veteran Member
Wow .
You get nowhere insulting folks on your post dude..good luck.It's a male 1.5" Dia by 10-spline the mating part I suppose came from the maker in the 1960s is not a female spline it uses two removable keys and a squishy-nut-&-bolt to compress the connection the yoke is split for the squishy.
But it gets better.
There's a honkin big hex nut on a threaded component on the end of the male spline. The nut is pinned to the threaded member.
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Personally, I'm offended the o/p implies girls wouldn't know what that thing is. It smacks of sexism...coming from a rich white man! Also, "you" girls? What's next, "you people"? And how does he know we identify as girls? This misgendering stuff needs to stop!
There, I said my funnies, I'll make my exit n
I have three of them right now, they are one tough tiller!We had a bunch of Howard tillers and equipment in the 50-70’s
at least two little 48”E series
a 70” P series
a 100” S series
a 120” M series
a 120”Rotaspike
and a 4 shank Howard Paraplow
most had Select a Tilth gearboxes.
I have three of them right now, they are one tough tiller!
SR