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Old 09-08-2010, 05:37 PM
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Will be picking this up on Tuesday http://burlington.craigslist.org/grd/1941270961.html . I'm paying full price but the guy was cool and it has pulley guard,belt,gearbox. I guess all I need now is a 3 point for my 71, will any NF 3 point work?? Can't wait to get it.
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Congratulations!!! You'll love it.
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Oh I am so jealous.. Wish I could find one around here.
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There must be a pile of belt guards out there somewhere that don't belong to any tillers. Why do you see so many tillers with missing guards?

Does anyone have a drawing with sizes? I'd like to try my hand at making one.

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You will need a narrow frame specific hitch, A wide frame wont work with a 71.
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Congrats on your tiller, Sminkey!
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i think your gunna want to take the extentions off if your gunna put it on a 7hp??? 42inch might me a little much
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i think your gunna want to take the extentions off if your gunna put it on a 7hp??? 42inch might me a little much
Ya, the #1 tiller is designed for a 10hp or higher. We'll see how she works with the k161, it's ok if it doesn't do the job cause I will be getting a 100 someday and that will run it. Might take the extensions off, it's getting a full restore anyway
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How your set-up is gonna work when you get your 3-point! I believe the k161's move slower in 1st. gear than the 10 and 12's.'Cause on my buddy Dave's 100, it moves in 1st. v.s my 1st. gear on the k161 71.
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There must be a pile of belt guards out there somewhere that don't belong to any tillers. Why do you see so many tillers with missing guards?

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I think most people take them off due to them rattling and never try and figure out what's making it rattle.
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