I have one of these Howard HN rotavators. It's about 48" wide with 6 sets of tines, each set has 4 blades on it and they're pretty much shot. But where the heck can I get new tines for the thing? Any help would be appreciated.
Howard Rotavator HN tines
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Smokeydog
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Have you tried the usual online search?
In 50 years my dad and I haven’t been able to wear out a set of blades. They are curved to make them self cleaning and self sharpening. Much better than some new ones today.
Sawyer Rob
Super Member
IF you haven't wore out a set of blades, you aren't doing much tilling...
For me, a set of "curved" blades last ABOUT 350 acres, over the years I've replaced a lot of blades, as one of my Howard tillers has over 2,000 acres on it.
This guy sells Howard blades 231 924 3420, ask for Peter
SR
For me, a set of "curved" blades last ABOUT 350 acres, over the years I've replaced a lot of blades, as one of my Howard tillers has over 2,000 acres on it.
This guy sells Howard blades 231 924 3420, ask for Peter
SR
Of course. That's how I found this forum site. And I had gone to the site you put a link to but it has nothing but information about Howard. There's no way to order any parts.
Everyone who looks at the rotavator says the same thing, that the tines are shot. I inherited it and a small tractor and I'm a city boy not a farmer so I don't know. I sent Guy Machinery an email so I'll see what happens.
Everyone who looks at the rotavator says the same thing, that the tines are shot. I inherited it and a small tractor and I'm a city boy not a farmer so I don't know. I sent Guy Machinery an email so I'll see what happens.
Smokeydog
Elite Member
Different type of farming. Gardens, berry patches, orchards mixing in tons of leaves, coffee hulls, manure compost. It’s well worn.
Sawyer Rob
Super Member