2015 tiller
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wallace
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Most tillers are able to be off set and then the track of your tires doesen't matter.
Is your tractor a gear or hst?
I would not go much bigger than a 55"
If it was mine I would run a 48"
The bucket that is ran on that machine from the factory is a 48"
Which means a 48" tiller will cover your tracks.
Most tillers are able to be off set and then the track of your tires doesen't matter.
Is your tractor a gear or hst?
I would not go much bigger than a 55"
If it was mine I would run a 48"
The bucket that is ran on that machine from the factory is a 48"
Which means a 48" tiller will cover your tracks.
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Most tillers are able to be off set and then the track of your tires doesen't matter.
Is your tractor a gear or hst?
I would not go much bigger than a 55"
If it was mine I would run a 48"
The bucket that is ran on that machine from the factory is a 48"
Which means a 48" tiller will cover your tracks. )</font>
I don't own one yet, but just checking out to make sure that it would handle a tiller wider than its tracks. It does seem to me that size of tractor could could use a couple more hp for its frame size. Thanks for the reply.
Dur
Most tillers are able to be off set and then the track of your tires doesen't matter.
Is your tractor a gear or hst?
I would not go much bigger than a 55"
If it was mine I would run a 48"
The bucket that is ran on that machine from the factory is a 48"
Which means a 48" tiller will cover your tracks. )</font>
I don't own one yet, but just checking out to make sure that it would handle a tiller wider than its tracks. It does seem to me that size of tractor could could use a couple more hp for its frame size. Thanks for the reply.
Dur
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SURE ! if its a japanese tiller it would work on a 2015.
Like a Yanmar 1300 tiller with wheels on it.
They are nice and light & would make powder of the soil.
just my .02
Ernies imports
Like a Yanmar 1300 tiller with wheels on it.
They are nice and light & would make powder of the soil.
just my .02
Ernies imports
DavesTractor
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I suspect Ernie is right. 1300 mm is about 51 inches and will cover the tires. We generally suggest a 48" with a small offset, but in most soil conditions they will run a little larger tiller.
Bluecheck546
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Hi, I own and use 48" tiller with geared 2015. Last week I used my friends 5ft tiller with my tractor, (mine need new bearing). I could not tell any difference in the workload.... BTW, both, are yanmar grey market tillers. Hope this helps.
johnsonauto
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Have sold a few 2015 hst, with the Befco t-30-50, 50" with offset capability and it works well. As far as 60" goes, i think its a little large in my opinion, but that also depends on what you are tilling. Virgin ground, hard clay or light humus type soil in a garden.
If you are using it in a garden with nice soil not a lot of rock, should work ok.
- If you have soil like in the Troy built tiller comercials where the guy can till with 1 hand( not around here) you could probaly go bigger. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
If you are using it in a garden with nice soil not a lot of rock, should work ok.
- If you have soil like in the Troy built tiller comercials where the guy can till with 1 hand( not around here) you could probaly go bigger. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
