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Old 04-07-2013, 10:29 AM
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Default #1 Tiller on 1772
I have had this 1772 for a number of years and picked up a #1 tiller. I decided to rebuild it and mount it on the 1772. I purchased a 3 point hitch from xtreme this winter, and after getting it mounted, I thought I could mount the tiller and drive on the plate. Attached are some pictures of the project.
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Old 04-07-2013, 11:52 AM
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I have had this 1772 for a number of years and picked up a #1 tiller. I decided to rebuild it and mount it on the 1772. I purchased a 3 point hitch from xtreme this winter, and after getting it mounted, I thought I could mount the tiller and drive on the plate. Attached are some pictures of the project.
Looks like a fun build. The gear box and pulley should be on the right side of the tractor. Not sure of any problems from mounting it like you have it now.
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Old 04-07-2013, 02:01 PM
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I have had this 1772 for a number of years and picked up a #1 tiller. I decided to rebuild it and mount it on the 1772. I purchased a 3 point hitch from xtreme this winter, and after getting it mounted, I thought I could mount the tiller and drive on the plate. Attached are some pictures of the project.
Off topic question for you.
What make are those ags?
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I was thinking the same thing Zippy.
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I was thinking the same thing Zippy.
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Default Reverse tine tiller
I actually went to a lot of trouble putting the pulley on this side because I wanted the tines to run reversed. I ended taking the tiller apart to do this. I had to extend the shaft by welding an extension on the left side. Originally i planed to just turn the shaft over but this is not possible.
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The rears are interforce AT30-8 x 12. I got them on ebay. I wanted them to raise the tractor. I had some spacers made by xtreme motor works so the tires are centered on 36". My rows in the garden are 18"
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