Recent content by homey53

Shindaiwa and Echo are both owned by Yamabiko.

I think I saw an article online where that's the identical machine as the Echo SRM 2620, with a different label on it. Shindaiwa owns Echo or vice versa. Cant't remember which.

I just bought the SRM 2620 a couple weeks ago. Like all Echo products, it's a great machine. Figuring it will be the last one I'll buy, I decided to move up from the SRM 225. It's noticably more powerful and hopefully just as bullet proof as the 225. Good luck.

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And triangular shaped are better yet.LOL

How did you get that clip of my neighbor? LOL

Thanks.

There is a Kioti 3 point hitch tiller on my local Craigslist for sale. It's a model RT2042. The asking price is $1700. Being only 42 inches wide, I think it would be a good match for my Kubota BX25D, which has 17.4 HP at the PTO. It looks to be very lightly used, and in nice shape. I was just...

Last fall, or late summer, I helped my son clear an area on his property of some brush that had taken over a rather large flat. While we were working he showed me an electric Echo chain saw that he had purchased at a Home Depot in a neighboring state, some months earlier. I tried a few cuts with...

Thank you. Yes I agree with you 100%.

Thanks for the reply, JWR. The different tillers I've looked at on line, usually quote the tilling depth in the specs. One that I liked the looks of at Tractor Supply is a 48 inch made by Tarter. It says it tills up to 7" Deep.

Just wondering if there are some BX25D owners on TBN that till with them. I'm thinking of a tiller for this spring, and wondering what is a good match for that tractor. From what I've read, 48 is probably the maximum width tiller for the BX25? I'd like to be able to till at least 6 inches deep...

I could never figure out why Harbor Freight continues to drag themselves down with their "Junk Lines" of tools. They have some decent lines of tools, and not being a professional, I buy those often, but some of their stuff I can't understand why they even produce it? Like Willman said, "pure...