Tiller Tiller Brands and Prices

[FamilyFarm]

I don't know how representative the prices HERE are for LandPride tillers, but you can take a look at these from a dealership in Alexander, AR. I purchased mine from them and it has been great for my use.

Terry

 

[Buster57]

I finally got to break in my First Choice 10-66 rototiller. Special thanks to Mark from CCI and the people from First Choice. They were all very helpful.
The Kubota L3010 with reported 24.5 PTO HP was max'd out at 66". I was somewhat worried about the capability of my tractor to run a unit that big.
No Problem at all. This thing is an animal.
All the neighbors now have new gardens and I have all the horse manure I can use(what a trade eh?)
It is a perfect match for my Kubota.

 

[JATO_RaT]

Thanks for the info Buster, I too was curious whether it could handle it. I am looking at a tiller for my 30.5 PTO HP tractor and was hoping it could handle a 60" tiller. Ken Sweet and Mark @CCI have been very helpful. Rat

 

[Rick Jay]

TractorTeen,

I just ordered a Woods GTO60 (60" offset tiller) for my B2910.

I wanted the offset feature because on our small property, maneuverability might be an issue. I figured it was better to have offset capability and not use it then to need it and not have it. /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif The offset adds about $200.

The dealer suggested the 52" size to save $100. However, I have a 60" bucket on my loader. With a 60" tiller, I figured when it's time to start doing some serious landscaping around here, I can use the 60" tiller to loosen up the ground, then use the loader to scoop it up and move it and the tilled widths and loaded width will match.

I also figured that if for some reason the tractor had trouble with a 60" tiller at full depth, I could remove the tines from one flange and I'd basically have the 52" tiller.

On a slightly related side note, my dad has a 1973 Gilson 16 engine HP (single cylinder Briggs gas engine) garden tractor with a 36" tiller. He's had it since new, and although we haven't used the tiller in quite some time, it handled the tiller very well. He still uses the tractor regularly for cutting the lawn and snowblowing....what a great unit. And it's <font color="orange">orange! </font> ...and cream colored too.

~Rick