Maybe its time for the rototiller

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vettemanwight

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Well with much thought and looking and almost buying a DH tiller I really think its time. I was at the local TSC on friday and they have $100 off on large purchases, now the dilema. I have a Kubota 4310 with industrial tires on the rear tire width is 63 " TSC has the 6' for $1799 minus the $100 or $1699 or the 5 ' for $1449 minus the $100 or $1349. Now $250 is a considerable savings for only 3 inches. The rear wheels are already as cloase as they can be. Just looking for your opinon, I think I know what Im gonna do just looking for othe opions. Thanks V
 
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I'm pretty sure most every one will tell you to get the 6' so your tracks are covered. But then again it's easy to spend other peoples money. I lucked out and got my 6' KKII this spring for $1500. They were having a tax sale so I got a speco quick hitch with the money I saved.

Wedge
 
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Well with much thought and looking and almost buying a DH tiller I really think its time. I was at the local TSC on friday and they have $100 off on large purchases, now the dilema. I have a Kubota 4310 with industrial tires on the rear tire width is 63 " TSC has the 6' for $1799 minus the $100 or $1699 or the 5 ' for $1449 minus the $100 or $1349. Now $250 is a considerable savings for only 3 inches. The rear wheels are already as cloase as they can be. Just looking for your opinon, I think I know what Im gonna do just looking for othe opions. Thanks V
Don't make the mistake of getting one that don't cover both tire tracks.
 
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vettemanwight:

You really should go with the 6''er to cover your tracks. You can also get closer to edges of foundations, etc. for making flower/garden beds. Jay
 
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My tractor is 63"+- wide at the rear and I have a 60" tiller. Works great and no tracks are left. It seems to rip into the soil so well, it somehow covers the tracks. That being said, if I had the horsepower you have, I'd be buying a 6' tiller.
 
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Well guess what ? I was at my local TSC yesterday checking out the clearence items and they just happen to have 2 DH 6' tillers in their clearence items !!!!! Go figure.... as tempting as it is I passed on them Im going to wait and get a KKII when they have them on sale. V
 
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I was looking at the KK tillers today at TSC and noticed that it had a black pto shaft with "made in PRC" stamped on it. First time I've see this. I hope when you get yours, you'll get the Itallian made shaft on it.
 
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Six foot. No question about it.
 
 
 
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