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Thanks for the lead! I'll check it out.

is this a Yanmar tiller
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Replies 4 Post by RebelYell

OK gentlemen. Turns out jailer was out of tines when I e-mailed him. Darn it!. Thought I had found a lead there for a while. Thanks anyway for trying, jailer.

Anybody else have any ideas? Used tines in decent shape would be great, but new ones at a low cost would be fine too.

Tiller Gurus
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Replies 16 Post by RebelYell

Hi all. I have read alot in this forum and I although I could not find the answer by reading, I am sure there is someone who will know the answer to my question.

I bought this tiller used from an individual. There are no markings I can read except the model number (RSC1501). The rest is all oriental writing. It operates good, but the tines are really badly worn and need to be replaced. The problem is, I cannot seem to find replacement tines. A tractor and implement dealer locally had tines that would almost work. The pin hole was slightly smaller on the only tine he had in stock. He said by the model number, it was most likely a Yanmar.
I have pics of the tiller and a tine I removed. I am supplying a link to a photo gallery where the pics can be viewed. Anyone who is familiar with tillers please view the photos and let me know where I can purchase replacement tines, cheaply please. (If I could have used the ones the local dealer had, they were still $11 each. My tiller has 32 tines! That's alot of $!)
Thanks all! I hope I supply the links properly. Click on the thumbnails to view the fullsize pic.

Source for tines for Yanmar tiller
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Replies 1 Post by RebelYell