King Kutter one row cultivators?
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PineRidge
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I used a borrowed one earlier this season to see if I might want to get one for myself. It was too small for my TC-40 tire width and I didn't have any luck trying to adjust the tines so that I could use it properly.
I promptly returned it and bought a Troy Tiller instead.
I'm sure if you got one properly sized for your tractor that it would work for you.
I promptly returned it and bought a Troy Tiller instead.
I'm sure if you got one properly sized for your tractor that it would work for you.
theboman
Veteran Member
I have one. Used it once to rip some weeds outta the garden, or cultivate them /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
The blades are moveable and there's different holes drilled to space differently.
I paid around $180 new. Homier has them at times for around $125 but not exactly sure of the brand but they all look alike to me.
FYI, I have a 'Bota B7500.
The blades are moveable and there's different holes drilled to space differently.
I paid around $180 new. Homier has them at times for around $125 but not exactly sure of the brand but they all look alike to me.
FYI, I have a 'Bota B7500.
kensfarm
Veteran Member
I had a neighbor give me a 2row cultivator.. the 3pt connection is welded to a square bar.. off the bar it had 3 bolted adjustable connections.. of each connection it had 2 "C" tines that were also adjustable. I couldn't find any replacement "C" tines at the time..
Stripped everything off.. went to TSC and bought 6 "S" tines and 6 9" V sweeps (bought 8 but only used 6).. the "S" tines bolt right on the square bar w/ a simple L bracket hardware.. adjusting is easy.. one bolt for each tine. I set the spacing to match my 2-row planter.. adjusted some when I actually used it.. the tines w/ the sweeps hilled the dirt on each side of the rows better than I could have done by hand. This kept the garden hoe in the shed this year.
I am actually thinking of adding a second bar so I could have more "S" tines following the first set.. or have disks on the first bar and the tines on the second bar.
Stripped everything off.. went to TSC and bought 6 "S" tines and 6 9" V sweeps (bought 8 but only used 6).. the "S" tines bolt right on the square bar w/ a simple L bracket hardware.. adjusting is easy.. one bolt for each tine. I set the spacing to match my 2-row planter.. adjusted some when I actually used it.. the tines w/ the sweeps hilled the dirt on each side of the rows better than I could have done by hand. This kept the garden hoe in the shed this year.
I am actually thinking of adding a second bar so I could have more "S" tines following the first set.. or have disks on the first bar and the tines on the second bar.