Posted by Dave41A on April 30, 2021 at 08:10:23 from (71.161.67.127):
In Reply to: Tiller posted by flying belgian on April 30, 2021 at 07:44:54:
Soil conditions will determine the size you can put on there. I run a 32 inch behind my JD 650, which has even less HP than you do. I used to live in area with rocky, sandy soil. It handled it no problem. Now I live in an area with very heavy clay. The engine has no trouble but the slip clutch will slip & burn if I am not paying attention. Of course, I would rather burn up the clutch than damage the engine.
The 1025 should be able to run a 32 inch without problem. The live PTO & hydro transmission you have will also make life easier for you than for me--you might even be able to go up to 36 or even 40 inch if your soil permits it.
Regarding brands, mine is a Farmer Helper that I bought through Betstco. It works well enough and can be offset to cover the tire track. I got a great late/off-season (Fall) price on it, so grabbed it. I am surprised at how pricey tillers have become. Other brands likely add other features that I don't have--but for more money. I am sure others will chime in with their experiences. Good luck, Dave
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