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[thcri]

My neighbor has one that I use every so often. Works pretty good. I have no complaints and has been free. Even though I do give him some money for using it. He says don't pay him but I give him some anyway.

murph

 

[sl3uth]

Also, I just noticed you have a 2210...since it's a sub-compact you might need to consider the weight. Even the 4' KK Tiller is 600 lbs...and that's without any soil sticking around the frame. There are others MUCH lighter.

My Kioti (roughly 2100 lbs) can get a little tippy even with about 140 pounds on the front when I accelerate too quickly with the 690 lb 5' tiller on back.

Sam

 

[Buster57]

Let TBN users know if you ever plan to open up or partner with a West Coast distributor.
I have a rotary mower and a rototiller, but your equipment is so top notch I know I would buy something from your company!
'Buster"Sherwood, Oregon

 

[OkieG]

<font color="blue"> The 4 ft model is offset to eliminate tire tracks </font> (Quote from KK web site)

There were 4 foot models at TSC when I bought a 5 footer a couple weeks ago. I may be wrong, but I think the 3pt frame on the 4 foot tiller is off center, so one tire track is covered with each pass. Is that right??

<font color="blue"> with the 690 lb 5' tiller on back. </font>

So, did you get the 5 footer?? Somehow, mine doesn't seem that heavy, but that's what the website says it weighs. (I haven't tried picking it up!)

OkieG

 

[sl3uth]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( So, did you get the 5 footer?? Somehow, mine doesn't seem that heavy, but that's what the website says it weighs. (I haven't tried picking it up!)

OkieG )</font>

I did get the 5 footer about two months ago, and I haven't ever verified the weight...but the only impliment I have that makes my CUT more tippy is my 4 foot heavy duty scoop with a heaping load of sand. Fortunately for both my CUT and me...I only go VERY SLOW to till /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

Sam