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pat

05-24-2001 18:06:10

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folks have told me my 9-n is to fast for a roto-tiller.Are their any roto-tiller type attachments that are compatible with a standard 9-n drive train.
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slag

05-25-2001 08:11:45

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Re: roto-tiller in reply to pat, 05-24-2001 18:06:10

Will gladly trade my old roto tiller for your old 8-n think about it.:<}

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bj/8N/mt

05-25-2001 07:05:21

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Re: roto-tiller in reply to pat, 05-24-2001 18:06:10

You would need more than just a three point attachment to do tiller work with an N since first gear is too fast for what you would want a tiller for.

Unless you have acres to till--in which case you want to look at plows and discs--your best bet is to make friends at the rental shop and get their rear tine walk behind machine.

Your mileage may vary

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yep . . . Dell (WA)

05-24-2001 18:20:51

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Re: roto-tiller in reply to pat, 05-24-2001 18:06:10

Pat..... ..folks are correct. You might want to do a search on the "archives" at the top of this great N-Board.

The N-Tractor is just too high geared to be a rototiller machine, but it is a very good 2-bottom plowing fool. And Sherman aux trannys don't help slow it down eather.

There is a rare and fragile "Howard" aux tranny that mounts behind the main tranny that does slow down the N-Tractor enuff to make it rototillerable. But most Howards have been "trashed" because they really wern't strong enuff.

Now then, that hydraulic 3-point lift is a really neat scheme and I have seen 6' rototillers with an auxillary 10-20 hp engine being pulled thru the soil behind N-Tractors and at the end of the row the tractor lifts the rototiller up and then turns around and goes the other direction.

At the time I saw these aux engine rototillers, I really didn't pay attention to who made them and I haven't seen any since 1975..... ...Dell

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Mountainman

05-25-2001 00:25:34

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Re: Re: roto-tiller in reply to yep . . . Dell (WA), 05-24-2001 18:20:51

Northern tool has something similar to the aux engine tiller you mentioned but it is not three point equipment.
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