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Old 03-26-2015, 08:08 AM
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I have tillage-I'm gonna hit the garden again this evening, as rain is coming in tonight.
Tills really well, even if the tines are almost gone. Still gotta finish the belt guide and score a belt guard.
Glad to here it's working, great job. I have 2 tillers, a #2 and a 2 B, but only 1 belt guard. Stopped by a local metal fab shop yesterday with the 1 that I have, he said "about $40.00 to make 1", " how much for 2?", "$80.00".
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Old 03-26-2015, 09:13 AM
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twoton, that's cheaper than the used ones that I have found. I really don't care about it missing for the "originality factor" but I have two kids and think it should be on there just in case one of them got too close-but even that's not real likely, outside they would be out of range of the wi-fi....I may just skip it.
Most folks either don't have them or don't use them.
I can tell a set of tri-ribs are in my future.
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Great job on the tiller! I know it was a ton of hard work for you but now it will re-pay you for years! Just don't be like me and expand your garden too much with this thing! Its easy to do when you can ride a Cub to prepare the seed bed instead of walking behind a regular tiller!
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Steve, that was the intention all along, gonna do a little truck farming, there's a Farmer's Market here on Saturdays.
I may turn the whole yard into garden. Man is it nice to till with this, think I will sell the old front tine-dang sure won't use it now...
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Old 04-01-2015, 04:20 PM
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Congrats on your successful project! I would suggest keeping the old front-tine tiller. It might be useful to cultivate between your rows, assuming it's narrower (or could be made so) than the restored tiller. I'm gonna retire in 1 yr., 5 mo., 11 da. and I have expanded gardening plans too. Enjoy!
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