wayne1083
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Does anyone have any suggestions on tiller size for the rear of my TC33? I want at least a 60" but was a little leary of the pull if I went to 66" or 72". Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks
TC33 and tiller size
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jbrumberg
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wayne1083:
Welcome to TBN! I own a NH TC29DA and run a 58" CCM M-160 tiller through virgin sod, heavy and rocky NE clay soil without difficulty. I would think your bigger tractor would handle a 60"-66" tiller. Good luck on your research and anticipated purchase! We at TBN would love to help you spend your money. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif Jay
Welcome to TBN! I own a NH TC29DA and run a 58" CCM M-160 tiller through virgin sod, heavy and rocky NE clay soil without difficulty. I would think your bigger tractor would handle a 60"-66" tiller. Good luck on your research and anticipated purchase! We at TBN would love to help you spend your money. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif Jay
jbrumberg
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wayne1083:
Welcome to TBN! I own a NH TC29DA and run a 58" CCM M-160 tiller through virgin sod, heavy and rocky NE clay soil without difficulty. I would think your bigger tractor would handle a 60"-66" tiller. Good luck on your research and anticipated purchase! We at TBN would love to help you spend your money. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif Jay
Welcome to TBN! I own a NH TC29DA and run a 58" CCM M-160 tiller through virgin sod, heavy and rocky NE clay soil without difficulty. I would think your bigger tractor would handle a 60"-66" tiller. Good luck on your research and anticipated purchase! We at TBN would love to help you spend your money. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif Jay
I have a 33D and use a Landpride 1558 [58"] rototiller with no problems. It completely covers the rear wheels which is nice. I believe that you could pull a 66" with no problem and most likely be able to run a 72" but depending on soil conditions it could be a bit tougher on the tractor. If'n no one else chips with in with any real world info then I would say to go no larger than a 66" model.
I have a 33D and use a Landpride 1558 [58"] rototiller with no problems. It completely covers the rear wheels which is nice. I believe that you could pull a 66" with no problem and most likely be able to run a 72" but depending on soil conditions it could be a bit tougher on the tractor. If'n no one else chips with in with any real world info then I would say to go no larger than a 66" model.
SteveInMD
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I don't know the exact width of my tiller, but I know it's just a bit wider than my tires so that it tills up my wheel tracks. I suggest one that size.
SteveInMD
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I don't know the exact width of my tiller, but I know it's just a bit wider than my tires so that it tills up my wheel tracks. I suggest one that size.
