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Old 05-14-2012, 11:03 AM
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I'm getting the Extreme 3pt hitch for my Super and I want to use a tiller but have no rear PTO... Has anyone ever used the self powered tillers you see on CL or EPAY?? 8-12hp...

Most of them are 36" so may have to add a tine or two....

Also was toying with the idea of making my own 3pt tiller out of a 'Donor" front tine platform...

Anyone every tackle this idea???

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Old 05-14-2012, 01:16 PM
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if you can, try to find a sears tiller. they used their own power source (usually a 4 to 8hp briggs and stratton) and used a 3pt hitch setup similar to one made for the super cub cadets. that may work for you.
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Cub and brinly also had their own line of self powered tillers. Some cat0 some pull behind.
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Old 05-14-2012, 04:37 PM
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Yep I seen a Cub on EPAY and it was 32 or 36 wide....I can always put a bigger powerplant on it if I need to extend the tiles since the super is a bit wider...I think I need 42 inches to clear....

Will keep the eyes open..

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For less than the price of a tiller, you can keep the garden buried in composted mulch.



The earth worms will love you!!
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Old 05-14-2012, 07:50 PM
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You aint right! : -))
That means workin a shovel when I can RIDE!!!

BTW...Did your tractor sneeze and you didnt wipe it's nose??? Whats that green thing hanging fron it??? lol
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High, my old 125 hydro came with a rear tiller that is powered by the mower clutch and a longer belt. You have to take the deck off and run the belt back to a gearbox that is mounted on the axle inspection cover and a belt go's to the tiller gearbox.
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Old 05-19-2012, 08:11 AM
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Tony,

I'm looking for my one for my Super...Had that setup on my 1650. Since rear PTO's are hard to come by for an 1872 I am putting a 3pt setup on and a Cat 0 tiller that is self powered.

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Hey, nobody noticed them there green things hanging off the front of someones cub. You guys are slipping.


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Hey, nobody noticed them there green things hanging off the front of someones cub. You guys are slipping.


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Luke, I'm color blind I don't see green.
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