Has anyone on here purchased and used an Everything Attachments branded tiller? (ER074 - Everything Attachments 74" Gear Drive Rotary Tiller). If so, what do you think of it. I called them to talk about purchasing a King Kutter II 6' tiller and the representative suggested I purchase their house brand 74" tiller instead. He said they are manufactured in South Korea and they have had good luck with them. Like the King Kutter it is all gear drive. I think it's about the same weight as a King Kutter. It would be a couple hundred dollars cheaper after shipping (I live outside their free shipping zone). Looking for some reviews of it. Thanks!
Everything Attachments branded rototiller
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blackdog2086
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I can't speak for your exact model as I have the heavy duty version (ER074) but it's great. I have gone through some pretty serious roots and large rocks while tilling and it just kept going without any problem whatsoever. It was shipped on a very heavy duty steel pallet/frame and was delivered in top condition. This was my second purchase from ETA (post hole digger was the first) and the quality of the equipment and the service I was given is top notch.
Thanks for the information blackdog2086. How long have you had your tiller? It looks like we actually are talking about the same model: ER074. They do make an even heavier model (YJR074) but it costs $428.00 more and also weighs 200 lbs. more. I assume you have the ER074?
blackdog2086
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I just got mine early this spring but have used it quite a bit since the purchase. Besides the usual garden thing, I'm reclaiming portions of my property which were heavily wooded and full of some substantial sized tree roots and rocks weighing 50 lbs.or more. It has done everything asked of it without any problems. Other than some paint missing from the tines, it still looks perfectly new. I actually couldn't see needing a more heavy duty unit unless you have a class 2 tractor with some serious horsepower.
Sun Treader
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I have a YJR074. This is the 74" gear model, its 920 lbs. The tractor is a 50 hp Case 495.
Tiller is a very nice piece of equipment. Everything about it gives a very good impression. Nice finish, well built, runs very smoothly, heavy duty PTO shaft with clutch. The hinged cover plate, not sure of its name, on the back has a nice setup with rods and springs to limit its travel rather than the usual chains. Welds are all nicely done, the metal is thick and reinforced all over the place, there's no sense of flex or stress picking it up or when operating it.
It runs nice and quiet and does a very good job. I've used it to prepare the garden, a hedge row, and till hayfields for orchard planting. This is all in untilled heavy clay.
David
Tiller is a very nice piece of equipment. Everything about it gives a very good impression. Nice finish, well built, runs very smoothly, heavy duty PTO shaft with clutch. The hinged cover plate, not sure of its name, on the back has a nice setup with rods and springs to limit its travel rather than the usual chains. Welds are all nicely done, the metal is thick and reinforced all over the place, there's no sense of flex or stress picking it up or when operating it.
It runs nice and quiet and does a very good job. I've used it to prepare the garden, a hedge row, and till hayfields for orchard planting. This is all in untilled heavy clay.
David
powerscol
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It appears these are made by Ansung. Ask them that question - if yes your good to go. The Ansung brand is Terra Force. I have the Ansung YJR074 and love it. The extra weight is a blessing as it works better. For tilling weight is you friend. I only have 26.5 HP and it does well for me - I just go slow with my hydro-static tractor. It is one sweet running tiller. The extra you spend now will be well worth it as the YJR is much heavier made. My unit is built like a tank. I got mine out of an agg rental fleet - you may want to check around for that option
BTW if you do a search on the Ansung Terra Force YJR074 you may find a better price. Several advertisers here carry the brand. The Ansung web site is Home
Hope this helps
BTW if you do a search on the Ansung Terra Force YJR074 you may find a better price. Several advertisers here carry the brand. The Ansung web site is Home
Hope this helps
Catman8
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powerscol
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Catman8 - now I am calling foul. The unit he bought is totally different than yours, and I have one and actually use it. Please take your personal problem somewhere else and do not comment on a different model. Just so you know I bought a flail mower the other day. They list shipping weight so the customers know what the cost might be. The pallet and crate it came in easily weighed 150 lbs
Sukee - you will love your unit. When you get it running per the instructions, try adjusting the top link an inch in either direction. At some point you will find a sweet spot where it will settle in and run extra smooth. I also have the back door on mine snugged in using the springs. It levels and slightly compacts the bed behind making it ready for planting. Go slow and let the beast work. Last thing is go over the bolts before putting it to use - I got mine used with about 30 hours on it and found a few needed snugging. I have probably put over 500hrs on mine sense and it has been trouble free. Is a beast and heavy so watch you toes. I also use mine as a counterbalance for using my pallet forks - works great. On edit - another trick is I set my skids to the max tilling depth and us the 3pt to adjust the initial tilling depth if needed. That way yo don need to keep adjusting the skids. I wish I had you HP, but for me a little at a time works. You should be able to really fly with you tiller. You actually probably could have gone one size larger too. I'm running with 26.5 PTO HP.
Sukee - you will love your unit. When you get it running per the instructions, try adjusting the top link an inch in either direction. At some point you will find a sweet spot where it will settle in and run extra smooth. I also have the back door on mine snugged in using the springs. It levels and slightly compacts the bed behind making it ready for planting. Go slow and let the beast work. Last thing is go over the bolts before putting it to use - I got mine used with about 30 hours on it and found a few needed snugging. I have probably put over 500hrs on mine sense and it has been trouble free. Is a beast and heavy so watch you toes. I also use mine as a counterbalance for using my pallet forks - works great. On edit - another trick is I set my skids to the max tilling depth and us the 3pt to adjust the initial tilling depth if needed. That way yo don need to keep adjusting the skids. I wish I had you HP, but for me a little at a time works. You should be able to really fly with you tiller. You actually probably could have gone one size larger too. I'm running with 26.5 PTO HP.
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Catman8
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Hey guys how about showing us photos of the tillers you bought I'm sure we would all love to see them, 
Remember, no pictures dident happen.
Remember, no pictures dident happen.