nh DRAGON
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Thanks Jimmy, I will try to search it. For now it works good, just a little slow. But it doesn't kill itself on rocks either but instead just rides over them. 
heavy tiller for a bx?
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porky69
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- Coaldale, Alberta, Canada
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- 2009 Massey Ferguson GC2400
If your father is willing to share a tiller would he be willing to share tractors? Make a deal to get a tiller to fit either your tractor or his (which ever one would work best for both your needs) and let each other use the others tractor, instead of both of you comprimising and neither one being overly happy with the results.
Just for reference my father in alw and I run a Farm King 60inch tiller behind the B2400 that he bought (and lets me use in exchange for maintenance of his equipment) in fairly heavy clay with a fair number of softball sized rocks, and at times either you cannot go slow enough or there is not enough HP available.
Not that the tiller does not work well, but the chain drive system is a little light for heavy soils/rocks and quite often break the half link when you get into a rocky area.
Just for reference my father in alw and I run a Farm King 60inch tiller behind the B2400 that he bought (and lets me use in exchange for maintenance of his equipment) in fairly heavy clay with a fair number of softball sized rocks, and at times either you cannot go slow enough or there is not enough HP available.
Not that the tiller does not work well, but the chain drive system is a little light for heavy soils/rocks and quite often break the half link when you get into a rocky area.