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Old 05-28-2011, 09:55 PM
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i tried fitting that 3pt hitch on my 147. the 147 frame seems to be a little different in the back. can someone show me pics of a 3pt hitch on their 147?
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When tilling, a gear drive with creeper is far superior in my opinion. The manual lift is a bit if a task, but the consistent speed a gear drive provides is much better than a hydro, as it's speed varies with the consistency of the ground. It's best to have one of each!
Soil would make a huge diffrence on tilling speed. With our red clay I've got to go very slow to get proper tilling done. The soil in your plow day pics loks to be a heck of a lot better then my soil.

So what soil are you going to be using it on? Got pics of your dirt?

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i tried fitting that 3pt hitch on my 147. the 147 frame seems to be a little different in the back. can someone show me pics of a 3pt hitch on their 147?
I don't use the 3pt on my 147. I bolt the angle drive to the diff cover, and mount the tiller to it. That's the only way I've known to use it. It's worked for the 22 yrs I've owned it.
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what do you use to lift it? the 122 had the angle gear box mounted to the back of the tractor, and had the 3pt hitch setup to lift the tiller. how else would you lift it?
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