Wtb. Looking for a tiller for b7200
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I have real nice tiller that is all gear driven witch is the best built tiller. I would need to get $600 and that is vary reasonable price for gear drive. I also just put new oil seals and bearings in it. The oil seals were leaking and the bearings were good but to get them out you pretty much destroy the $200.00 bearings to get the $7.00 seal in. If interested I will send some pictures. Thanks Randy
Are you looking to buy a tiller from a member, or are you asking for recommendations, based on your tractor model?
If it's the latter, I run a King Kutter 48" on my B7100. Some said that it wouldn't be able to power it, but I've had no problems. The only consideration was weight- the tiller is heavy enough that I put suitcase weights on the front. Even then, it is a little light. But, it handles it, and I've tilled quite a few gardens with it over the years.
If it's the latter, I run a King Kutter 48" on my B7100. Some said that it wouldn't be able to power it, but I've had no problems. The only consideration was weight- the tiller is heavy enough that I put suitcase weights on the front. Even then, it is a little light. But, it handles it, and I've tilled quite a few gardens with it over the years.
I have the same tractor. Bought an older Yanmar 4 ft tiller (model RS1303) for $800.
Added 3 suitcase weights to the front of the tractor and had great results with the combo when I recently tilled an urban farm being developed by veterans.
Added 3 suitcase weights to the front of the tractor and had great results with the combo when I recently tilled an urban farm being developed by veterans.
I ended up finding one on craigslist that was used once. Gave him 1200, new they go for 1800 so I figured I got a good deal on it, considering its still under warranty.