BX With 48" KKII Tiller

[jcpwrsprt]

Finally able to get out and prepare the seedbed for planting. attached are some pics of the setup. Works fantastic!

 

[Zick]

Looks great, wish I had one!

 

[Renob]

Your garden looks great!

How do you like the armrests?




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[jesseb3@att.net]

Ok, several questions...

1. Did that tiller cause your BX2350 to lug at all?

2. I have that same tubular grill guard, but I don't have that area to mount the weights... did you add that?

3. Ditto on the arm rest question... are they in a position to actually use them?

4. Why is your BX so clean after all that tilling? Did you clean it for the photo op?

Thanks
Jesse

 

[jcpwrsprt]

Your garden looks great!

How do you like the armrests?

Armrests are a nice addition, although they could be a few inches longer

 

[jcpwrsprt]

Ok, several questions...

1. Did that tiller cause your BX2350 to lug at all?

2. I have that same tubular grill guard, but I don't have that area to mount the weights... did you add that?

3. Ditto on the arm rest question... are they in a position to actually use them?

4. Why is your BX so clean after all that tilling? Did you clean it for the photo op?

Thanks
Jesse

*Typically in most soil conditions RPM's drop about 200-300 if that. IMO the 2350 has plenty of power to drive the gear drive tiller. No complaints.
*Yep, I took the OEM grill guard and added a 1/2 steel box frame to hold the suitcase weights.
*Answered in previous post
*We had 1/4" of rain the night before so there was very little dust during the tilling operation the following day. But I will confess, I did wash it the night before when it was raining...I was bored