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Old 05-10-2010, 09:45 PM
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Default New (to me) tiller!

Tonight I picked up a sears tow behind tiller, it's 40 something inches wide, has a 10 horse Onan motor that has less than 1/2 hour on it, and electric start. The only thing I'll have to do is swap the hitch on it to fit my sleeve hitch (it's a three point), or figure out a way to adapt it.


The guy does small engine work, and had just rebuilt this motor and replaced the 8 horse that came on the tiller with it, then he decided to get a pto driven tiller.

I paid $300 for it, and it was located about 25 miles away.


I'll post pics by the weekend!
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Tonight I picked up a sears tow behind tiller, it's 40 something inches wide, has a 10 horse Onan motor that has less than 1/2 hour on it, and electric start. The only thing I'll have to do is swap the hitch on it to fit my sleeve hitch (it's a three point), or figure out a way to adapt it.


The guy does small engine work, and had just rebuilt this motor and replaced the 8 horse that came on the tiller with it, then he decided to get a pto driven tiller.

I paid $300 for it, and it was located about 25 miles away.


I'll post pics by the weekend!
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Old 05-11-2010, 10:51 PM
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Sounds like a nice tiller Stitch, Can't wait to see the pictures
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Old 05-12-2010, 07:56 PM
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These are the pics that were on craigslist. I went and paid for it, but I have to do the actual picking up within the next few days. Don't let the size deceive you, this guy has the biggest John Deere garden tractor known to man, the thing is a serious beast.
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Old 05-12-2010, 10:03 PM
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Nice, Stitch,
I have been looking for one of those tillers myself this spring. Have another project i want to hook it to.
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Congrats on your tiller, Stitch!
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