Tiller Agric 48" tiller on a Kubota 7510??

[Dan239]

I do have the heavy gear driven KK 48" tiller. It weighs 550 lbs to 600 lbs. I think it is the best available for the price. I paid $1100.00 plus about another $100.00 tax in the early spring of last year.

Daniel

 

[SkunkWerX]

I do have the heavy gear driven KK 48" tiller. It weighs 550 lbs to 600 lbs. I think it is the best available for the price. I paid $1100.00 plus about another $100.00 tax in the early spring of last year.

Daniel

Thanks Dan!! I think that is one well built and affordable tiller, good choice.

Not to be a pest, but, one last question:
What is your Engine and PTO HP rating on your 7500HSD?

I've got 23.5 Engine HP, and 17.5 PTO HP.

 

[Dan239]

Thanks Dan!! I think that is one well built and affordable tiller, good choice.

Not to be a pest, but, one last question:
What is your Engine and PTO HP rating on your 7500HSD?

I've got 23.5 Engine HP, and 17.5 PTO HP.

I have 21 Engine HP and 15.7 PTO HP on my B7500HSD. There are times when I get into really tough ground and tilling deep that I have to slow down a little to keep the engine RPMs up.

 

[SkunkWerX]

I have 21 Engine HP and 15.7 PTO HP on my B7500HSD. There are times when I get into really tough ground and tilling deep that I have to slow down a little to keep the engine RPMs up.

OK, so, with a couple of extra ponies I should be OK.
I already assumed I mgiht have to make a couple of passes, especially in virgin soil, to get to full depth and tough soil is tough soil, gotta give the tines time to do their work.

I appreciate your 1st hand knowledge using the KK tiller, I feel better now about my prospective choice. Looks like a beefy piece of equipment that will last for a long, long time. Thanks again, Dan!

Sorry for the partial thread hijack.