Ansung Terra Force YJR 084 Tiller
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bigtiller
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New tractor, new tiller and a patient helper. It can't get any better than that. :thumbsup:
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lpigott
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powerscol
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Its not beautiful tell the paint is warn. I have the YJR072 and love it too. If you ever need to level an area out, tighten down the back door and it will carry material with it as the works and do a bit of leveling as it goes.
DieselBound
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I was looking at this tiller (I think it was a 7-footer) for my NX5510. Yes, it IS a beast. I ended up getting a 5-foot Sicma for my B7800 instead as I don't quite have the need to till huge areas: garden spot isn't big enough, yet, to warrant a huge tiller.
M7060 and that tiller. WOW! Can't help but get things done
M7060 and that tiller. WOW! Can't help but get things done
powerscol
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Folks for so reason don't know much about this brand and that they are built very heavy depending on the model. Several of the sponsors here sell them at a very reasonable price, even with shipping. For a few hundred more then the TSC ones you get all gear drive, and heavy plate construction. In tilling weight is you friend. Mine weighs close to 1000 lbs and the YJR 084 probably a lot more. I only have 26.5 PTO HP and can run mine fine. As I have a hydro-static tractor I can just slow down and let it work. I also use it as a counter weight :thumbsup:
The only downside to mine is their paint quality, but I heard they are doing better. My Kubota equipment dealer on thier rental side uses them in their rental fleet. Thats where I picked up mine. Had barely been used per thier records. Ansung also makes some great pallet forks too.
The only downside to mine is their paint quality, but I heard they are doing better. My Kubota equipment dealer on thier rental side uses them in their rental fleet. Thats where I picked up mine. Had barely been used per thier records. Ansung also makes some great pallet forks too.
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lpigott
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poweracol I think you are correct in people not really knowing about these. Well in my parts most people are going to have disc harrows or cheaper, TSC tillers. The Ansungs are a HUGE step above those. They are not Chinese made but South Korean. I think you are correct on the paint improvements because the paint on mine looks great and like it will last. Mine gets stored under roof too. I had narrowed my research down to these already and has going to order one then low and behold my tractor dealer stocked them in several sizes already and raved about how good they were. It has a no brainer to throw it in with my tractor package which also makes it covered for full replacement cost under Kubotas insurance. Prior to using it I was concerned if it would be up to the task of tilling acreage but after using it I have no doubts of that anymore! I also know that in the larger tracts of land I will be using it in, it will still be more efficient and save time over multiple passes with a disc harrow and drag. Although I will be traveling much slower it will take care of everything in one pass and leave a better prepared seed bed to boot. Mine weight a little over 1100# and you can tell feel its weight in the 7060 but it's a good feeling.
3Lfarms
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I’m still amazed how fast mine tears up my hard clay. I generally till 2 acres per hour. It can make my 68hp tractor work at bit, so I wouldn’t want to put it behind a much smaller machine. Two passes at 90 degrees offset and it’s ready to plant.
It came on a very stout pallet to which I added some 4” casters. I set the tiller on that pallet and push it into the corner of the shop.
It came on a very stout pallet to which I added some 4” casters. I set the tiller on that pallet and push it into the corner of the shop.
