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Of coarse If I end up keeping it I will be hanging around here. I am interested in what kind of tilling equipment I can put on the back as we have a large garden every year. I usually pay someone to plow it for me but its not to large to not use this machine to do the job with the correct equipment which I am not familiar with. I assume I would have to attach a powered tiller to the back since there is no live PTO on the back.
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There's a rear mounted tiller that runs off the tractor engine via a long belt just like the one that runs the mower deck only longer to reach the rear where there a gear box right angle drive that intern runs the tiller. I know it sound's like alot and it kinda is BUT what a job it does! I have a 682 set up for tilling and that's all I use it for. The Tiller never comes off the tractor.
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I have been kind of looking around for a tiller as I still have the machine.
Any Ideas on where I can find one and what model/models do I look for for my 782? Thanks Paul |
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Paul, either model of the #1 or #2 tiller will work but the lower pulley will need to be 5/8 for the long belt. Here's the links for the tillers. http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ead.php?t=4698 http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/showthread.php?t=25 |
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Haven't heard a tractor net yet HIHI. I am just getting back on the air. I have some new station pics on QRZ.
73 de Paul KF5PV |
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