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Old 05-08-2015, 07:11 PM
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I'm using this old Sears 38" 8 hp. Works great.image.jpg
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Thanks guys, I think I'll try it
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I know this post is couple months old but was looking for some design ideas because I had the same thought ever since my neighbor gave me 2 old front tine tillers. One is set up with 3.5hp horizontal shaft B&S and other has 5.5 vertical. Think i am going to stick with the vert set up. But will take the tines off the other to make it as wide as my 104. I have a ton of scrap steel and tools to make it work. Only thing keeping me from making it happen is deciding which way to have the rotation of tines. But think after all the research i have done last couple days has lead me to keep them turning forward, as not to catch a rock to back of the head. Planning to start the build tomorrow. Will start new thread and post my progress.
O-, was wondering if you had decided to build and how you were making out?
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I'm using this old Sears 38" 8 hp. Works great.Attachment 65023
i am planing to do this myself and am wondering if you have a closer picture of the brackets you made to hook the tiller to your sleeve hitch?
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A tiller should turn in such a way that it doesn't cover your rear end in dirt. That's why the IH ones spin forward.
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i am planing to do this myself and am wondering if you have a closer picture of the brackets you made to hook the tiller to your sleeve hitch?
I may be wrong, but I believe his is a sleeve hitch from the factory. Sears used to sell a 38" sleeve hitch tiller, nowadays they have a 36" pull behind.

Here is another one. (Not mine)
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