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Old 03-05-2022, 07:58 AM
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Hi all: I am looking to purchase a number 2 tiller, so I hope to pick your brains. to obtain all the info I can, so I can make a informed decision, on the purchase. If you can tell me about this tiller, I would greatly appreciate it.

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Check for a manual in the technical info portion of the site.
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I didnt see anything there.
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Here they are.
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You need to be sure that is a complete unit when you go look at it.
Many of these up for sale are missing necessary parts such as mule drive, pulleys, belts, brackets, belt guards and even gear boxes! The belt alone will set you back $50-100 if missing.
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If the unit is installed on a tractor, ask the owner to raise it off the ground so you can check for loose bearings or other contact points for looseness. Check the condition of the tines as a new set, if needed are quite pricy as well.

These units are quite a challenge to disassemble for a rebuild if needed.
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PM me for a link to my rebuild of a #2 several years ago
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