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Old 07-30-2010, 12:07 PM
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Default Pto tiller work with a super?
Never seen one of these before...Does anyone know if this tiller would work on my Super with the 2000rpm pto?

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Old 07-30-2010, 01:38 PM
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That looks home made to me. but I like the idea. It is just a belt driven tiller with the gear box moved up so it will run of a PTO instead of the belt. I would think it would work just fine. I don't know how much abuse the gear box will take being (solid drive) instead of belt drive though.
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I just did a little research on this. Apparently it is an IH produced tiller for a cub/lowboy. the input pto speed is 1800 rpm. I think I would have to change the PTO shaft knuckle to be a male shaft for my pto. If I could get this for a good price, it may be worth a little work.
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if that is a little south of Rochester. I already looked at it and it has a 540 drive shaft. If it is the guy I think it is he bought it for his kubota but it would not work. Not bad over all shape though
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if that is a little south of Rochester. I already looked at it and it has a 540 drive shaft. If it is the guy I think it is he bought it for his kubota but it would not work. Not bad over all shape though
I haven't contacted him, but if you think its the same one, I guess I don"t have a reason to unless there is a way to re-gear for a 2000 rpm pto. Oh well....
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It almost looks like it's setup for Cat 1 unless the pic is deceiving
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