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I found the site and ordered a set (Pat's Easy Change). I just installed them yesterday. Installation was fairly easy, although I had to trim about 1/4 inch off of one shim on each side to fit properly. It's too bad they cost the same as a quick hitch at TSC. There's a lot less steel in them.

Your draw pins are held in place on one side with a nut/lock washer, and lynch pin on the other. The system comes with 6 washers that are installed on the draw pins (one per side) and held in place with the lynch pins. That should prevent the implement from coming loose.

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I recently purchased a tiller that I am sure is a Yanmar. There are no identifying tags remaining on it. It has a 3 point hitch (original) is 65 inches wide across the front, has a total of 36 tines, and has the trailing wheels for height adjustment. From what I can find, I beleive it might be a RS1400, or one in that series. However, I have heard that the first 2 numbers of the model number are the width. In this case, the cutting width is probably 64 inches, or 1600 mm, which would make it a RS1600, or similar model. Can anyone out there identify this tiller's model number? Thanks.<br>
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Dan

Help identifying Yanmar tiller
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I bought my 2810 4 years ago with an allied loader for $9000.00 from NH/Ford dealer. All servicing was also done prior to delivery (approx. $500.00 worth). It had 2200 hours, and was mechanically sound, but had sat out in the weather often. I am very pleased with this tractor and use it approximately 100 hours per year.

Ford 2810 price
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