need tines for unknown tiller

[ErnieInTucson]

I got a well used tiller with a small Kubota tractor. The only identifying label on the tiller that I can recognize is "S1000". The tiller is approximately 42" wide and looks like the tiller in the attached picture. I need six tines for this tiller. Help in identifying the tiller and sources for tines would be much appreciated.

 

[PineRidge]

Looks like a Yanmar to me.

 

[Egon]

Chances are the tines are not specific to the tiller.

Take one to a local implement dealer for measureing and they can look through the tine suppier books to find ones that fit.

I've done this only it was a local farm coop.

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[Inspector507]

The gauge wheels on the rear don't really look like what I've typical of a Yanmar, could be though. I think it may be a grey Kubota tiller, since the tractor is labeled a Zen-Noh

 

[Bowhunter]

Are those gauge wheels or hillers?

Here's a post that may help with replacement tines.
LINK

 

[ErnieInTucson]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Are those gauge wheels or hillers?)</font>

I presume a "gauge wheel" would hold the associated implement a certain distance above the prevailing terrain. I do not know what a "hiller" is.

Thanks for the link.

 

[Panache]

Cleancutter has a catalog with measurements of tiller blades they make. they may be able to help you.