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Old 02-15-2011, 08:54 PM
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Default Rear Tiller, Can? and How?
Have a Cub 108. Would love to find a rear mounted tiller. If I am able to come across one will it fit my 108 and how does it mount and run? Pretty green here on knowing what and how things work on these awesome beasts!!

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Old 02-15-2011, 09:08 PM
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THANK YOU!!! That was AWESOME info!! Now to find one and make sure I have all pieces needed with alot of not knowing what im doing will make a fun time...hahahha
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You will need a creeper gear with the gear driven 108 to keep it slowed way down for the tiller.
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Old 02-15-2011, 09:59 PM
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You will need a creeper gear with the gear driven 108 to keep it slowed way down for the tiller.
I've used a creeper before and after 5 hrs tilling it sucked! My left leg was swore out after using a gear drive to till with. I was glad I had my hydro lift tho! My 125 or next hydro (got one lined up) will power my tiller from now on.
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Old 02-15-2011, 10:27 PM
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I've used a creeper before and after 5 hrs tilling it sucked! My left leg was swore out after using a gear drive to till with. I was glad I had my hydro lift tho! My 125 or next hydro (got one lined up) will power my tiller from now on.
A hydro is awesome for tillling
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I have a #2 tiller I use on my 149. The 149 has a hydro lift which is a plus with the heavy tiller and the hydro works good, too. If you're tilling virgin dirt or sod, the tiller tends to push the hydro driven tractor forward, so you have the feather the hydro lever to go at a slower speed. This is where the gear drive with creeper would be somewhat more effective. If you do find one for your 108, the creeper would be a plus, you'll need a rear lift to attach the tiller to to lift, and a spring assist would help with lifting. These tillers do a great job. Good luck with finding one. Guess you could buy a second cub, a 149 or 129 with a spring assist lift.
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I have a #2 tiller I use on my 149. The 149 has a hydro lift which is a plus with the heavy tiller and the hydro works good, too. If you're tilling virgin dirt or sod, the tiller tends to push the hydro driven tractor forward, so you have the feather the hydro lever to go at a slower speed. This is where the gear drive with creeper would be somewhat more effective. If you do find one for your 108, the creeper would be a plus, you'll need a rear lift to attach the tiller to to lift, and a spring assist would help with lifting. These tillers do a great job. Good luck with finding one. Guess you could buy a second cub, a 149 or 129 with a spring assist lift.
Also i find it is a lot better to plow sod first before you till,its not as hard on the tiller,and it wont want to push the tractor as much
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