Implements

[ackerrj]

Bought my 2nd implement today for the B2320. The first was a sub soiler, King Kutter... That worked out, so I bought a 4' rotary cutter, same brand.

Had to turn the pins on the 3 point to he inside, as pointing out was 34" pin to pin, too much for the 3 point on the 2320... But pointing in they work just fine.

The drive shaft fit the pto just fine, required no modification.

I did have to get a longer top link... The one that came with the 2320 was just a bit too short... The rear wheel would not quite touch he ground without it.

Got the piece from Murdocks... Good price I think, $720 before tax... Works out to about $1.80/pound. Generic top link another $32.

A quote on a Land Pride was 1600, probably a better mower, but this thing seems to work ok for less than half the price...

Looking next for an inexpensive reverse Tyne rototiller...

 

[Earl Ohl]

In my experience the words inexpensive and rototiller don't go together very often. I had been looking for about a year only to find used ones on auctions going for as much or more than brand new ones. I finally ended up at Tractor Supply and bought a new 5-foot Tarter for $1600.00. It was the best price I could find. This is a forward rotating rototiller.

 

[maximus1277]

I just got a King Kutter heavy duty tiller for my b2320 and could not be more happy with how well it works. It is much more thicker and heavier all around than other brands, but that's perfect for my rocky terrain.

 

[ackerrj]

I just got a King Kutter heavy duty tiller for my b2320 and could not be more happy with how well it works. It is much more thicker and heavier all around than other brands, but that's perfect for my rocky terrain.

How big is the rototiller?

What HP does it say it wants?

Assume it is not reverse tine?

I have Colorado clay here <g!>.

What kind of soil and where are you located?

Price for unit?

I am very interested in how it works out for you, please let me know...

Bob A.
ackerrj@gmail.com

 

[ackerrj]

Earl, I understand.

Which tractor do you have, and how big is the tiller?

Be interested in how it works out for you.

Best!

Bob A.

 

[Earl Ohl]

Earl, I understand.

Which tractor do you have, and how big is the tiller?

Be interested in how it works out for you.

Best!

Bob A.

The tractor is a B3030HSDCC and the tiller is a Tarter 5 foot wide I bought from Tractor Supply. The ground here is too wet right now so I haven't used it yet.