Befco Tillers,models T50 & T60

[coobie]

My wife wants to start up a bigger garden next year.I was looking at just buying a small walk behind rear tine tiller but may buy a 3 point tiller for my tractor.I have been looking at the befco till-rite models T50 & T60.Anyone have any experience with these models?Any info on pricing?Tanks,coobie

 

[BlacknTan]

I have no experience with the tillers, but I've been looking around at the entire Befco line lately, and all the implements appear to be extremely well made.. and the folks at Befco are very responsive.

There may be some Befco hardware in my future!

 

[coobie]

I have no experience with the tillers, but I've been looking around at the entire Befco line lately, and all the implements appear to be extremely well made.. and the folks at Befco are very responsive.

There may be some Befco hardware in my future!

I recently bought a befco model 84 landscape/york rake and have been very pleased with its quality and workmanship that is the reason I am also looking at there 3 point tillers

 

[Robert_in_NY]

The tillers work well but I have had two seals go out on the gear box in the 6 years I have owned mine with very minimal use. I can't recall for sure but I am fairly certain I have a T50 model.

 

[Slacker]

I've had good luck with my Befco. I especially like the fact that it can be offset to one side.
It sure does turn up some dirt if I ask it to. Works great for my and my neighbors food plots and gardens.

 

[pitt_md]

I have a T50 model. I used it to till 7 acres for a pasture/hayfield. it worked fantastic. If you get one check it after a couple hours of use. I found many loose tines that needed attention. One thing that bugged me was the grey cover that telescopes to allow for offset. Nothing wrong with it except that it RATTLED a lot. I put a bead of silicone between the end of it and the gearbox and the problem was solved. you can see the cover I am talking about in slacker's picture.

 

[BigD23]

Just purchased a (used) Befco 150 today and looking forward to putting it to work...Have looked at a few tillers, and for the price this one looked as good if not better than most.

Don

 

[sunnyside360]

I've had a Befco Rototiller for about 10 years - not sure of model but it is just under 60" width and looks like Slacker's above. Works great and have had zero problems with it.