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Use the same hydraulic fluid that the tractor uses, am guessing AW 46. Have been using taht in both systems of my Ford 4610 since I bought it new in 1984.

All due respect, that tiller is a lightweight toy. One needs at least a 900 - 1000 pound tiller to go break up soil effectively. However, if soil is rock hard, due to vehicular traffic, rocks, horses et cetera even the mightiest of tillers will bounce.

Nice looking tractor. One of my tractors is an 84 4610, bought it new, she still runs great with 3K plus on her.

This. 12V, think it cost me 60 bucks or so, has a gauge so 30 degree sharpening angle is easy. I use it to sharpen chains while clearing trail while dirt bike riding, attaches easy to the bike’s battery

I’ve done large scale weed abatement for nearly 40 years and I only use top line Howard tillers HE, E and presently the R500 series. I mainly use 70 and 80 inch widths. Your tractor should have a minimum of 70 HP if you want to use a 70 or wider inch tiller. If your soil is rocky or has lots of...

WOW. Occasionally I've had to deal with abandoned septic tanks but nothing like that.