Tiller Simple (?) Rotary Tiller Question...

[Dougster]

Maybe shipping bars for when in the crate. Keep it from rattling around. If it was a guard it would go across the entire front I would think. But then again I'm usually wrong 90% of the time. Or so the wife tells me.

I guess I'm voting for either flimsy handles (to help position it to insert the lower 3-pt pins???) or some sort of safety-related sensor that could be connected to a PTO kill switch relay???

Yes... not very good guesses... I know.

Maybe Jack is right... just plain old physical idiot guards.

Dougster

 

[volunteer]

I cannot believe it. Too much time on your tractors and not enough time at your local dealers looking at all the new stuff. It's plainly the latest in attachments: it's a zero-turn tiller.

 

[orezok]

Either thermothockles or kadiddler bars.

 

[sandman2234]

Actually the bars wouldn't need to go all the way across to protect your feet. The lift arms prevent you from going any further and the spinning pto prevents you from getting your feet torn up by removing your leg at the kneecap. Just think like an idiot and it will make perfect sense.
David from jax

 

[HappyCPE]

I think they are LMSD's, or lawyer mandated safety devices.
Seriously, though, sooner or later Carter and Carter Machinery will see this and set us all straight.

 

[schmism]

oh so those arnt foot rests for were your helper is supposed to stand to provide extra weight on the tiller?

 

[LeadPoison]

flux capacitor adapters

 

[Frostyford]

Man those are obvious they are safety guards to keep you from getting in the rotating tynes when you are stupid enough to get that close to a running tiller.


Just another attempt to fix stupid.

I think JSBorn is on the right track with saftey bars; but they also could be mounts for rock deflectors (keeps the dirt and rocks from flying up and nailing the driver).

But you know, it's probably for the stupid people.

Can't fix stupid though.

Scott

 

[kubota4me]

How about going the easy route, pick up the phone and call the manufacturer/or US distributor and ask them what they are for? Life is too short to be guessing

 

[LoneCowboy]

gotta be a safety guard.
Can't go all the way across because the PTO shaft would hit it.
Boy, that one is going to be a pain to hook up if your arms aren't long.