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Do you think it could handle an extra set of tines on each end to extend past the Supers rear tires???? Thinking the rear PTO find is elusive at the present time and a self propelled 3 pt tiller may do the job but want the tire tracks to be covered..
Its a 38" cut now but would need to be at lese 45 for my setup... Anyone ever use one of these in the stock configuration??? Thanks Randy |
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Randy I would be worried about to much movement at the end of the tines. I wonder how much more that would stress the engine?
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I would cut and move the end supports to the end and add the extra tines in the miiddle...
Hmmmm on the engine.... |
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I think I would change the mounting position to offset it 3.5" (or so) so you are covering one tire. You'd be limited to only going one direction, but it may be easier to make that change and also easier on the machine.
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