Iseki SR1100CD tiller

[Witold]

Hi
I am trying to work out how to mount the tiller on my Iseki tx2160. I can see that it does go on a 3pt linkage.The 2 short link arms go directly onto the lift arms but how do the 2 lower mountings attach to the tractor? Any drawings or pictures would be a great help.

 

[bmaverick]

Hi
I am trying to work out how to mount the tiller on my Iseki tx2160. I can see that it does go on a 3pt linkage.The 2 short link arms go directly onto the lift arms but how do the 2 lower mountings attach to the tractor? Any drawings or pictures would be a great help.

Best to ask in the Iseki section of TBN, those people know much more,

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[ptsg]

Hi
I am trying to work out how to mount the tiller on my Iseki tx2160. I can see that it does go on a 3pt linkage.The 2 short link arms go directly onto the lift arms but how do the 2 lower mountings attach to the tractor? Any drawings or pictures would be a great help.

Hi,

Posting in this section of the forum is perfectly fine. I found a picture online, maybe this will help you out:

 

[bmaverick]

Hi,

Posting in this section of the forum is perfectly fine. I found a picture online, maybe this will help you out:

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Yes, this model has the short and quick lift rice-paddy setup. So the lift arms attach directly to the tiller. There are no lower 3-point arms. My Yanmar is setup the same way when using the Yanmar tiller. This is the common Japanese method for tiller setup.

This tiller would need the very short PTO-shaft too. It would have the double knuckle universals.

 

[bmaverick]

This Iseki does use the 3-point lower arms with the rotary tiller. Let's not focus on that, look at the very very very short PTO drive shaft starting at the 1:15 mark.

 

[ptsg]

This Iseki does use the 3-point lower arms with the rotary tiller. Let's not focus on that, look at the very very very short PTO drive shaft starting at the 1:15 mark.

That's a different tiller than the OP though.

 

[bmaverick]

That's a different tiller than the OP though.

duh, exactly. I said, to only look at the PTO drive shaft.

The images you had posted have the safety shield covering the PTO drive shaft.

 

[ptsg]

I would've thought that a PTO shaft would have been pretty self explanatory, since it can really go in one place on the tractor.