Tiller 3 Point Tillers for a 21HP Kubota B7510??

[ducati996]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Looking for opinons & advice on 3 PT. tillers that you own/ have used for this tractor Kubota B7510

All opinons welcome!! (but would really like to see testimonials good/bad from your personal experience)!

Thanking you in advance for your reples!! )</font>

Archdean,
As I mentioned on your post in another website forum (same topic) my answer was I have a "First Choice 48" ...you will notice I'm not the only one here that brings up that brand as well, with good feedback.
How the translation got discombobulated after that, I have to leave that up to you to figure out /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

Ducati

 

[theboman]

I have a 48" First Choice that's a work horse.
As for Ken Sweet (Sweet Tractors) well, he's WONDERFUL to work with on your tractor needs and questions. A first class business, a first class business man, and I've only spoke to him on the phone a time or two, via email a few times and from that I do consider him a friend.

 

[heehaw]

what about the kubota tillers??? does anyone have one??
heehaw

 

[JWC]

I have a Kubota B7500 which is a eariler version of your B7510. I have been running a 48" first choice tiller on mine for a couple years now, with excelent results and no problems at all. I might also add that I picked mine up at Sweet Tractor, and found Ken Sweet to be very helpful and straight forward. I also noticed that he appeared to have plenty of tiller parts in stock. I found out during my research that a couple places may sell a 48" tiller for a few bucks less, but the big question is where was it made, and can you get parts for it if needed. Don't know about you, but I didn't want to end up with a 400 lb. paperweight. Good luck on your rototiller search.

 

[HayDR]

heehaw,
The Kubota non-rice tillers that are sold in the USA are made by Maletti soon to change to Agric.

 

[hwp]

I have an older Kubota K420 tiller that I converted from 3ph to front mount. It works great. I can't remember who the manufacturer was but it was made in Italy. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

 

[Edward Parratt]

I have a B7500 21hp standard transmission. What work really well is....
because it has 540 and 2500 rpm pto, I select 2500, run at 1800 rpm on the engine , in low range, and low gear. The result is a stable , steady, crawl.
Tiller is a 48 in. Carraro with slip clutch drive, that chews its way through
anything, doing a wonderful job, no hiccups, due to the slower speed....
Hope this helps...Ed
PS: The Carraro is Italian, made of real steel (not tin and box tube!). The
tynes are easy to change and it has survived many rocks and boulders.

 

[handirifle]

We sell new Kioti tractors and most buyers of the CK20 and LB1914 use the 48 inch First Choice shown below. Our 22 and under hp, Kubota customers that require roto tillers have had good results from that tiller as well and like the close color match as well--Ken Sweet

Sweet Farm Equipment LLC *New 36-48-56-60-74-80-92 Inch First Choice Roto Tillers*

Ken,
Went to your site and under the used equip, field maint link, I found a lot of the links just open a new tab of the same page, rather than open the listing item. I was looking specifically at the

1 Rotary Cutter/Brush Hog
Used 5 Ft. Brush Hog with cat 1 three point hitch-mows good - (pic) $375

but a lot of others did it too. Never did see the items. FYI

 

[genusCastor]

... a lot of the links just open a new tab of the same page, rather than open the listing item...Never did see the items.

The links are [apparently] designed to open a popup pic of the equipment, not a separate listing page. The link flyover indicates an address, which makes it look like it's a page for the item, but it seems to work like a Java script popup link. (If you'll notice, many of the flyover addresses are identical, but they open separate pics.)

HTH :confused2:

Here's the bush hog you're talking about.

- djb

 

[bigdad]

I use a Woods 52" with a B7510 and it's a good match.