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Old 03-17-2013, 06:01 PM
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Default Combo weight box and tiller mule drive
First used my tiller on a 1250 last spring and found I needed weight on the front while turning when going up hill a little at the end of a row.

So got to thinking later in the summer when I picked up a 1650 that I wanted to dedicate to tilling and this is what I came up with. It incorporates the tiller mule drive into the design and leaves room out fron for extra weight. Will probably use the tractor for plowing also soon as the season opens up this year.

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Good thing you put a grate bottom in it, I see that being a great place to throw rocks you dig out of the garden!!

Nice fab!!
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Too cool!!
I want one, no I need one!
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Nice idea Dave!
You should make a bunch and I would take one off your hands!
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Thanks for the input guys. If Ya decide to build one, the bar/reinforcement in the center need to be a little lower and/or a little further ahead as it's real tight to get you fingers in there to release the quick attatch.

laeeon learned!!

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nice work, looks like it should be there.
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Great idea and build!
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It's a rock basket, had on on our IH1566 before we sold it.
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