thingy said:Moss thanks for you alls honest help,,,still might go down and look this summer,,might even get ahold of gravy and come down and see his,,,butfor my place it probably don't fit,,,but for many out there who don't have those kinda hills and that much garden,,looks to me like it would be the thing,,,many people have an acre or two of flat ground and a little garden,and need a hand moving and picking up stuff,,,looks like the 425 would be a better way to go than a bigger 4wd 18,000 dollar big three or four,,,course many have plenty of money,[I guess],,,thingy
thingy said:Well men,thanks for all the help and advice. Since I started this,figured I'd end it,,it don't look like the 425 will do what I need it to do,,would not want to use a mirror to till with and do have some hills to mow. thanks again,,thingy
I beleive I would go to Tazwell and sit on one and try it out before I made my decision just for the fun of it, who knows it might grow on you . They might have a place nearby to let you try it on that is similar to yours and if they do then you would know for sure. If nothing else they are fun to drive and use and I beleive you would enjoy the trip, and the demonstration.thingy said:Well men,thanks for all the help and advice. Since I started this,figured I'd end it,,it don't look like the 425 will do what I need it to do,,would not want to use a mirror to till with and do have some hills to mow. thanks again,,thingy
thingy said:Yeah,I think I will go down this summer,,,,does that tiller offset any?,if you could offset it like some of the 3 point tillers,,that would cover up one track and thats all you really need,than you could go forward with it,,,thingy
KentT said:Take a half-day and go to Tazewell -- it'll cost you only your gas money and perhaps lunch -- and you'll have a much, much better sense of whether one of these will work for you...