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Old 03-29-2013, 09:56 AM
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Tilling up the Son's garden spots tonight....Virgin soil so it will be a good workout for the "beast"....Got it all mounted and the front end weights on it...about 120lbs...Have them stacked together now..

Then I have a "customer" set up for Saturday....20x40 plot that has been turned before...

With tiller, Super, and weight bracket it is just at 10ft in length....Will just fit on my trailer!!!! And it is HEAVY....

Yea I know....you want pics!! (some of the weights and bracket)
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Old 03-29-2013, 10:07 AM
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I thought this was a post that was going to be moved to the joke section about the old guy.................

Anyway, the weights look GREAT!!

I was always told front end weights were supposed to be painted Greene!!





I tried to paint mine yellow, but, most of the paint fell off!!

Sideways weights sure does help make the machine shorter!

That is a big plus when tilling a fenced garden!! BTDT
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Tilling up the Son's garden spots tonight....Virgin soil so it will be a good workout for the "beast"....Got it all mounted and the front end weights on it...about 120lbs...Have them stacked together now..

Then I have a "customer" set up for Saturday....20x40 plot that has been turned before...

With tiller, Super, and weight bracket it is just at 10ft in length....Will just fit on my trailer!!!! And it is HEAVY....

Yea I know....you want pics!! (some of the weights and bracket)
Looking good, Randy!
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Old 03-29-2013, 12:19 PM
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Dang,

Green weights and yellow seat!!!! Now thats a sight!

All the garden spots so far are wide open.... : - )
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Randy looks like your ready to go have some fun!
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Old 03-29-2013, 12:38 PM
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I will get more pics tonight....promise....pre-post type...
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Awesome news!
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Looking forward to them, Randy!
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Looks good Randy!
I like the front weights!
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Old 03-30-2013, 11:58 AM
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Default Here are some Pics of the tillers work
I did ours this morning in about 15 minutes... Never slowed down a bit...Its about 20x40....
Best thing of all it that the SUPER is still pretty CLEAN!!!
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