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Old 09-04-2015, 03:43 PM
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Probably should put this in the What's it worth thread. Tiller for sale and debating if I should pick it up. Already have one that works well. This one looks complete and price seems fair? And does it have a 3pt adapter?
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The mule drive is for a wf and I see the hood for a nf in the background, I'd go look just to see what else he's got.
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Old 09-04-2015, 04:36 PM
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Yeah, said off a 682 so my 782 is good to go. Not sure what I would do with another tiller. But sure as I don't pick it up, mine will break...

Really curious what else he has too. Going to try swinging that way this weekend.
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Yeah, said off a 682 so my 782 is good to go. Not sure what I would do with another tiller. But sure as I don't pick it up, mine will break...

Really curious what else he has too. Going to try swinging that way this weekend.
If you end up with it and want to get rid of the 3pt Hitch adapter stuff, PM me
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Sitting with a load of wood in the bed as planned for my trip. Determined to go check it out. But no where to put it. Lol.
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So I did not get a chance to see him this past weekend. Debating a run, but being 4.5 hr drive I am trying to see what else could be had. He has a front blade and a cat 0 cultivator. And a bunch of NF tin and parts. Several good hoods and fender pans. So anyone within reason of KC that might want/need some NF parts?

Rescue - Yeah the reason to pick up the tiller would be for the 3pt setup. I have a tiller now for the 782. This one I would hope I could fit to the 2072 with a belt change.
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What are some of the other narrow frame parts he has? I may be interested.
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He said hoods, fenders mainly. I am going down tomorrow to pick up the tiller, wf front blade and a cat 0 cultivator. Will gladly pick up other items if we can sync up on what to get. I have some nf stuff from a 127 as well btw. is a good deal. Lol
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Pm a phone number and I will shoot texts and pics when I get there.
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Ok guys, is not what I was expecting. And the base plate for the tiller mount he put in another machine.

Should I go ahead with this thing?
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