Milkman, the plow I have is an old fuguson 14 inch moldboard 2 bottom plow. It worked just fine on the tractor, I had no problems plowing. I have since broke one of the shares and now made it work as a one bottom due to having some trouble finding parts for the old plow.
Tiller Ponderings!!
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Milkman, the plow I have is an old fuguson 14 inch moldboard 2 bottom plow. It worked just fine on the tractor, I had no problems plowing. I have since broke one of the shares and now made it work as a one bottom due to having some trouble finding parts for the old plow.
ZDB
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We have a 6' kk tiller that has been working great for the last 3 years on a small veg. farm. Its sent some bowling ball size rocks flying and the slip clutch has done its job a few times.
The only beef I have with it is that the skid shoes bend fairly easily and it didn't come with a jack to support it when unhooked from the tractor. I bend the skids back with a sledge when they get too mangled and I welded a cheap bulldog trailer jack to the frame for use when disconnecting and storing.
The only beef I have with it is that the skid shoes bend fairly easily and it didn't come with a jack to support it when unhooked from the tractor. I bend the skids back with a sledge when they get too mangled and I welded a cheap bulldog trailer jack to the frame for use when disconnecting and storing.
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Thanks Sandman, I plan on trying a 2-14 Ford 101 behind mine after the frost gets out of the ground. Its reassuring to hear that you've had success with the same size plow.
That $1650 price for the 6' KK tiller looks pretty attractive after doing a little local shopping, probably should have started looking back in December.
That $1650 price for the 6' KK tiller looks pretty attractive after doing a little local shopping, probably should have started looking back in December.
Twinkieflyer
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After looking at various options in a 6 foot tiller, and how they were made, I purchased a 74" Sicma from everythingattachments.com and I was very pleased with the quality of the unit, and the way it is built. Nothing from TSC even came close in terms of quality. It wasn't cheap, but I doubt I will have to have it repaired anytime soon. It was about $500 more than the cheapies.
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I can beat Everything Attachments web price, including shipping, on any Phoenix/Sicma tiller or Phoenix/Sicma/First Choice finish/grooming mower. Ken Sweet
