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Old 11-12-2013, 09:59 PM
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I tried it in rough ground an it was pushn me with the weights on
My 1250 never did that. I don't know if my 1450 will do that. I never used it on hard compacted ground because I don't think you're supposed too. I'm somewhat new to it all but I would cultivate it, plough it, or whatever else you can do you loosen the soil before you till. The roughest I've used the model 2 on was a plot that used to have a junk pile on it and a lot of junk was in the dirt. It was fairly compacted but nothing it struggled with.
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Old 11-13-2013, 12:56 AM
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.......Hadta use a cable cuz the chain rubd on the belt......
Just a note, the chain may have been in the wrong spot. It shouldn't have rubbed the belt. Here is the way it is supposed to connect. You shouldn't have any problem with the way you did it, just wanted to note how it is originally.
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Old 11-13-2013, 08:53 AM
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Oh. Yes that is how it was attached when i got the tiller. I was trying to get more lift/lower travel so i did it this way. It does seem towork. Maybe a little too well now in the transport height the tiller belt rubs the fender. But otherwise works well. Thanks for insight tho
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Old 11-13-2013, 10:36 PM
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Tillers don't like frost!! Tilld a garden today and half of it had frost cuz its shaded. Yeeea. I seriously thought it was gunna break. But nope. Did fine. Had to slow waaay down. Forgot how nice a job those things do!
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