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II have a Betstco flail mower with the heavy duty hammers. Has been working fine, so far, after a few years now.
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Iicehorse reacted to GrumpyFarmer's post in the thread L3901 - tiller options - the sequel with
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I have heard of bestco but no experience with them. I would also add that I believe landpride also offers tillers with some minor... -
ISorry, I'm not sure the best way to restart a thread after a pause, so in this case a started a new thread. Anyway, I've done some more...
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Itiller may be 'side shift'. Mine does, I offset it to the cover the right tire tracks and leave the left in the ground. The left track...
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II plan to use a blade and maybe something else offset to one side. I'm not worried about doing it via the arms. As long as they don't...
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Iicehorse replied to the thread L3901 - tiller-type options?.I've got one of the drag harrows (your 1st pic). It's not disruptive enough. Could you compare the solid spike harrow to a landscape...
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Igotcha..... for lighter duty / less penetration would a drag harrow suffice? About 1/3 of the cost with new ones being found in the $500...
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Iicehorse replied to the thread L3901 - tiller-type options?.Right. My 6' landscape rake is wider than my tractor tires -I'm hoping for a 6 foot wide implement.
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Iicehorse replied to the thread L3901 - tiller-type options?.We run two strands of electro-braid between t-posts. Electro-braid looks like 1/4 rope. I want to be able to get whatever implement...
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Iicehorse replied to the thread L3901 - tiller-type options?.Great minds :) I got a used disc harrow last year. It's too tall to fit under the lower line of the electric fences, and it's not...
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Iicehorse replied to the thread L3901 - slight implement offset?.If I can mow 6-8 inches outside the tire I'd be happy. And I was thinking I'd add weight on the opposite side in the FEL.
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IDepends upon the implement. Most ground engaging implements require some side to side movement. Many other implements do not.
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Iicehorse replied to the thread L3901 - slight implement offset?.my rotary cutter, so that i can mow over ditches on the side of the road, my - not yet purchased - tiller so that I can till under...
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II have a 5' rough cut mower that I wanted ti have a slight offset with. I took off the right 3pt lift pin, and changed it from an...
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Iicehorse replied to the thread L3901 - slight implement offset?.Sorry for the miscommunication. Not that kind of ball. On the L3901 lower link arms, and the end is a built in ball swivel that allows...