Looking at buying a Massey Ferguson 1825e or Kubota LX2610

[tacticalturnip]

Do you have a Yanmar dealer near by? IMHO it
would be worth you while to test thest tractors out!

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It seems the dealers have more tractors available now/

willy

Good tractors, good advice, just a little late!

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The 1825E is a nice, well laid out tractor; doesn't it look huge next to your GC!

 

[GioG]

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Hello everyone I just joined TractorByNet. I like your post. I bought my MF 1825E in the spring of 23', I like it very much, but I have a question.....I've being try to buy a tiller, for it but I'm having a hard time finding something compatible with the PTO horse power of the tractor (19 HP) and they're also very expensive. Can anybody help me to find some implements? I live in Aynor, South Carolina. Thank you.

 

[Soloz2]

Hello everyone I just joined TractorByNet. I like your post. I bought my MF 1825E in the spring of 23', I like it very much, but I have a question.....I've being try to buy a tiller, for it but I'm having a hard time finding something compatible with the PTO horse power of the tractor (19 HP) and they're also very expensive. Can anybody help me to find some implements? I live in Aynor, South Carolina. Thank you.

Most 4-5’ 3pt tillers should work.

 

[EricW]

Hello everyone I just joined TractorByNet. I like your post. I bought my MF 1825E in the spring of 23', I like it very much, but I have a question.....I've being try to buy a tiller, for it but I'm having a hard time finding something compatible with the PTO horse power of the tractor (19 HP) and they're also very expensive. Can anybody help me to find some implements? I live in Aynor, South Carolina. Thank you.

My 60” Woods tiller is great on the 1825e.

 

[Dftodd]

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Here’s my new tractor!

Congrats on the new tractor. I have the same tractor and absolutely love it.

 

[tacticalturnip]

As folks have said, a 4-5 ft tiller would work best. A 4 foot would be best offset, but it's smaller size would be more efficient with the small horsepower. That said, if your garden isn't up-hill you ought to be fine with a 5 ft going slow.

The 1825E is well regarded, and from what I've seen they stout tractors. Congratulations.

 

[GioG]

My 60” Woods tiller is great on the 1825e.

60" Woods tiller? I think is to heavy for the PTO 19hp of the 1825E I thought that you need at list 35 hp for that.

 

[GioG]

Most 4-5’ 3pt tillers should work.

Thank you.

 

[tacticalturnip]

60" Woods tiller? I think is to heavy for the PTO 19hp of the 1825E I thought that you need at list 35 hp for that.

So there is a saying that basically guarantees your implement and tractor will work well together, and that's "5 pto horsepower for every foot of width."

That said, it's not a rule, and it varies by situation. With something like a tiller, depending on your land, you should be fine just to slow down while running the RPMs up.

Add some speed or a hill and you may be unhappy.

 

[GioG]

So there is a saying that basically guarantees your implement and tractor will work well together, and that's "5 pto horsepower for every foot of width."

That said, it's not a rule, and it varies by situation. With something like a tiller, depending on your land, you should be fine just to slow down while running the RPMs up.

Add some speed or a hill and you may be unhappy.

My land is pretty much flat, thank you for your response.