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2006-04-12 127618
i need to start looking for a tiller for my tractor. can anyone here give me some tips. like what size will my tractor
use and any tips on how to use it? my tractor is a 1610d.
thanks.
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| wingwiper
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2006-04-12 127621
Your tractor is 44 inches wide and 20 hp, so I would suggest a 48". I have a JD 4115 and that 48" is perfect, I do not get booged down and I can bury it. If I went bigger I may have bogged my tractor down and thus slowed the job. My opinion is a 48" Get one you can off center a few inches if your rear wheel exteend further than 48" ....
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| daniel.b.loyd
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2006-04-13 127660
what is the pto hp on your jd? ....
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 | JasonR
Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 142 Northern Indiana
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2006-04-13 127671
I don't know your PTO HP or soil conditions - these play the biggest role in choosing your tiller.
I recently got a Landpride 58" tiller for my John Deer 4110. I have very little clay or rocks on my property or I would have gone smaller. The 4110 puts out 17 HP at the PTO. If I bury the tiller in clay, it will bog down the engine. Having the width to cover your tracks is great, if your tractor can handle it.
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| daniel.b.loyd
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2006-04-14 127691
mine has 16 hp. at the pto. ....
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