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Re: Rototiller, not H, 450?
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Posted by Wardner on October 18, 2006 at 17:03:27 from (4.154.241.159):
In Reply to: Rototiller, not H, 450? posted by Trent M on October 18, 2006 at 16:17:11:
The TA will reduce you speed 30% There are alot of variables with tillers. Some are cheap and will break or wear out if stressed. Howard has always had a good reputation. Variables also include width of cut, overlaps of cut, depth of cut, soil type, sod or bare, previous tilling, moisture, rocks, and on and on. On the whole, a rugged 5 ft tiller run with a 450 in 1st gear low range should be OK. If not, till four inches and make another pass at 6-7". Or till new ground with half the tiller in the fluffed-up soil. I am sure you will figure something out. Go fo it. I till with a five foot Howard attached to a 660 equipped with a fast hitch. I don't have any problems. Never tried it with my fast hitch SMTAs or 400.
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