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I got the tiller and pto home yesterday after a 5 hour round trip. It was pretty interesting off loading that behemoth from a Ford Super Duty with my lovely (& small) wife as a helper. I didn't have time to get any pics yet, as I had to get cleaned up to go visit a very close friend in the hospital recovering from brain surgery. (Doing extremely well and should be released today!
) Anyway, it seems very complete, as I have been studying the parts diagram on partstree for both the tiller and PTO and in very good condition. I'm hoping to spend some time with it over the next few days. Does anyone have a manual for the tiller, and/or recommended fluids and capacities? I'm going to order an aftermarket 3 point hitch today made like the original for the rear pto. I'll be taking lots of pics for those who are interested and hope it all works out well!! On a final note, I really screwed up yesterday. I noticed that there were 2 (yeah, 2) 1872's in this guys yard. One was complete (and sold), the other was the donor of the tiller, pto & 3 pt (I just missed it). The donor had a new replacement kohler engine, no driveshaft, dual hydraulics, power steering, good grill & all the sheetmetal (except for the engine shrouds). I didn't have a way to get it home, so I had to pass. I've been kicking myself since.
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