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Old 02-08-2015, 08:59 PM
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If you have a NF, these are the pieces you need ( WF rear lift similar )


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Starting on the left, you have the rear lift, the tiller gear box mount and the tiller itself.
I have the hitch already so all I need with this tiller is the mule drive,90 degree pulley, tiller, hitch pin and belt? The seller said he has all these parts. Do you think it is worth $400?
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Old 02-08-2015, 09:14 PM
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I have the hitch already so all I need with this tiller is the mule drive,90 degree pulley, tiller, hitch pin and belt? The seller said he has all these parts. Do you think it is worth $400?
$400 is a fair price if everything is good. The IH belt is $80, the rear mount with the gearbox is about $150-$200 and about the same for the tiller. Of course some of the members here may have a complete tiller for a little less but then they have to be close enough to get it. Shipping eats up savings on the good deals.

I can make the lift pin, the tiller adjustment handle and the threaded rod if you need replacements.
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Old 02-08-2015, 09:32 PM
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$400 is a fair price if everything is good. The IH belt is $80, the rear mount with the gearbox is about $150-$200 and about the same for the tiller. Of course some of the members here may have a complete tiller for a little less but then they have to be close enough to get it. Shipping eats up savings on the good deals.

I can make the lift pin, the tiller adjustment handle and the threaded rod if you need replacements.
I think I am going for it, but I will have to wait till after this next snow storm we are getting another 8 to 12 inches here in Massachusetts. I will definitely keep you in mind if I need any of those parts.
Thanks for all the information you provided.
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Old 02-08-2015, 09:40 PM
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Scored the #2 today, gearbox/ plate included. Missing lift handle and belt guide, tines fair. Needs the lower bearings replaced, gearbox was smooth tight and clean, full of grease, and now installed. PBBlaster'ed everything tonight.
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Old 02-08-2015, 09:56 PM
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pics of tiller rusty as all my stuff seems to be....
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Old 02-08-2015, 09:59 PM
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more pics of tiller
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Looks pretty good, congrats. You'll be real happy with how it works.
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I'll be needing a handle etc. soon, maybe a shaft, the tines are pretty loose coming out of the box. I'll know in a few days.
Overall I'm pretty excited. Was 100 mile round trip to the local collector.
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Got new bearings coming, now I'll need a mule drive and belt. I guess I will try a Gates AX144.
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Did it come with a pulley belt shield?
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