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Old 05-20-2012, 08:07 AM
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Default 1772 / tiller size?
I have been kind of looking for a tiller for a 1772. Is there a max width this tractor would handle? Plans are to use it for persoanl use, but who knows, might consider a little "commercial" use to till gardens in the spring?

I'm guessing 36 to 42"? Thoughts?
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Here is what the Attachment Guide recommends.........
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I have one of these tillers on my 2072,it works great!! I had to hang suitcase weights on the front so I could steer.
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I have one of these tillers on my 2072,it works great!! I had to hang suitcase weights on the front so I could steer.


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The 2072 and tiller are neat, Randy!
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Randy that is one sweet set up!
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Roland,Thanks for posting that copy!

Randy, GREAT looking set-up!


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Got me a 50" behind my 982. I don't think your 640D would have any problem with anything that would hook up to a cat 0.
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I have a 442 behind my 982 and it is excellent. The Onan hardly breaks a sweat with it and it does a fantastic job. Keep in mind that these are not standard 540 rpm tillers, they are 2000 rpm, specific to our Cubs. The tillers, rear pto's and original 3 points are pretty tough to find(if you don't already have the 3pt & rear pto), although Ruegg manufactures the proper 3 pt for a rear pto, which is what I have on my 982.



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Mannnn, seeing those tillers are killing me!


Toyman,
The 1772 was my fathers tractor. He passed away 4 years ago. The Cub already has a 3 point and PTO.

I had just tilled our garden with a "body beating" 5 hp Craftsman. When changing the 1772's oil this spring it hit me.... duhhhh. get a tiller for this beast!


UPDATE:

As my 5 year old grandson says... YIPPIE SKIPPIE!!

Just bought a Befco 42" / 2,000 RPM tiller last night! About 3 hours away. Hoping to go pick it up later today.
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