Help with 3pt tiller tines

[brokeasajoke]

A friend gave me this roto tiller we dug outta the woods. The previous owner used it for a weed eater along a road and beat the tines off of it. Any ideas where I could find something that would work?

 

[K5lwq]

Might try these people. Know nothing about them but worth a call.

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[3gunr]

That looks like a yanmar tiller , Those are S tines you can google them and get them from amazon.

 

[brokeasajoke]

That looks like a yanmar tiller , Those are S tines you can google them and get them from amazon.

I seen some that looked like they might work but wasn't sure. Seems they may be for walk behinds. S tines look like something completely different.

 

[JJT]

If you have one good tine, you should be able to find a match. If not, you can get a set made up if you can find the right machinist. My neighbor had another neighbor make up a set of tines for less than the cost of an OEM set.

 

[brokeasajoke]

If you have one good tine, you should be able to find a match. If not, you can get a set made up if you can find the right machinist. My neighbor had another neighbor make up a set of tines for less than the cost of an OEM set.

I have several good I'm just striking out on finding any. These go down in a slot and a bolt goes through where most seem to bolt on.

 

[brokeasajoke]

Looks like yanmar might work but slightly different profile and Kubota grey market look to be the closest profile. Definitely the 10mm hole and not the 12.

 

[oosik]

Get the proper shape & size tine. You will, most likely, have to drill new holes to attach.

 

[brokeasajoke]

The one on the right is the shape I have but the quantity and availability is more prevalent with the left picture

 

[brokeasajoke]

Get the proper shape & size tine. You will, most likely, have to drill new holes to attach.