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Originally Posted by ACecil
Nice looking tiller, Larry!  |
Thanks Allen!
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Originally Posted by Methos
Larry, if you loosen that nut up it will allow the tiller to go deeper into the ground. Not sure if that will cure your problem all the way but it will get the tiller deeper. From what I could see it with that welded in there like that your going to have to get a new top casting and lifting pin.
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Methos, Im pretty sure it will go down far enough but I havent tested it. I could back up on some blocks to lift the rear and see how far down it goes. The problem I think is the height. I need to look around for some pictures and see how how they normally go. I have the nut all the way down. But I have that big nut/spacer under it that I could do differently.
I should be able to cut the nut welded to the top casting off with a cut off and grind it back down. Lifting pin! Thats what that is called. Thanks!  I need to make one. I have 1" round stock laying around. Actually I have some 4140 I could use if I can drill it.
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