One Last Tiller Question I Promise

Mickey_Fx · Feb 7, 2006

While your tractor and top mount is different than on my F series, the setup in the first pic has the top link connection very close to the position it is on my tractor. One thing I note is your 3pt links appear to be a lot longer than on mine. With tiller in place, the tiller is very close to the rear tires.

See no reason you couldn't use the setup like in the last pic. If you are going to keep the tiller rear mounted wheels on, it would be nice to have the tiller sitting with the correct tilt when tiller is lowered into position.

My tiller still has all the decals on it and gives dims for the various link lengths. When mounted properly the chain drive is not vert. The tines tuck in towards the tractor.

ym2610 · Feb 8, 2006

Hey Mickey while talking with Aaron today we might have come up with the reason the bracket won't work, I asked if I could buy longer or shorter arms, he said yes and no, that when the tractors come from Japan all the three point stuff is took off and just laying in front of the container, they're not marked, this could be the reason my tiller sets so far back, the dealer got the arms mixed up, or it came from Japan with the wrong ones. The arms being to long is why the bracket won't work, I think. He also said run it like you and Greg said, the last setup. The only thing I might look into is a longer shaft, but I'm going to try it first. Thanks again everybody...Robert