PTO Tiller for BX2350

[Alan Davis]

Could I get some suggestions for a PTO tiller for my BX2350?

Brand, type, size are questions I have.

My local TSC store has the "CountryLine". Probably made by someone and branded for TSC.

Anyone have experience with this brand?

Here are the specs -

* Cast iron center gearbox and a chain driven side gearbox with slip clutch protected drive line
* Features 4 tines per flange and adjustable skid shoes
* Comes with parking stand for storing
* 48 in. cutting width and is designed for sub-compact tractors up to 25 HP

Thanks,
Alan

 

[radioman]

will work just fine :thumbsup: not sure what else you needd to know?

Only tip I have is get the HF quick hitch to give the pto shaft a bit more room without the need to cut the shaft shorter .

 

[LBrown59]

I have a KK 48'' Tiller for my BX 23 and BX1500s. like it real well.
The picture shows it on one of the BX1500s.

Could I get some suggestions for a PTO tiller for my BX2350? Brand, type, size are questions I have.My local TSC store has the "CountryLine". Probably made by someone and branded for TSC. Anyone have experience with this brand? Here are the specs - * Cast iron center gearbox and a chain driven side gearbox with slip clutch protected drive line* Features 4 tines per flange and adjustable skid shoes* Comes with parking stand for storing* 48 in. cutting width and is designed for sub-compact tractors up to 25 HP Thanks,Alan

 

[asylum575]

Lee,

Can you add anything else to that post?
As I was scrolling down, I was waiting to see your high school yearbook photo.:laughing:

 

[Alan Davis]

Thanks, LBrown59!

Now if I can find the funds!

 

[bp fick]

County Line is just their house name, of course. Unless there has been a radical, recent change, the tillers are King Kutter and most folks here at TBN have really liked them a whole bunch.

 

[taborekle]

quick hitch and slip clutch.:thumbsup:

 

[Vector]

I have a LandPride Reverse Tiller, and it is awesome. I love that thing, pretty heavy though, mine is 60 inches for my 2350, i would go w/ a 48 if i did it again.

 

[Alan Davis]

quick hitch and slip clutch.:thumbsup:

Do the PTO tillers usually come with the slip clutches or do yo have to buy seperate?

Just installed the Pat's Quick Hitch! Wow what a great product. manufactured right here in Kentucky about an hour from me.

 

[Alan Davis]

I have a LandPride Reverse Tiller, and it is awesome. I love that thing, pretty heavy though, mine is 60 inches for my 2350, i would go w/ a 48 if i did it again.

Thanks for the info. I've read on here where others recommend against a reverse with a BX2350. I see you have a FEL and assume that extra weight would be necessary with "Reverse" of a PTO tiller. Do you have Ag tires?

I just found a great LandPride dealer Home in Russelville , KY and will take delivery this week of their GS15 Series Grading Scraper. My sales rep is Jonathan Hodges, he's the best! I will be purchasing the tiller from him!

 

[TripleR]

Thanks for the info. I've read on here where others recommend against a reverse with a BX2350. I see you have a FEL and assume that extra weight would be necessary with "Reverse" of a PTO tiller. Do you have Ag tires?

I just found a great LandPride dealer Home in Russelville , KY and will take delivery this week of their GS15 Series Grading Scraper. My sales rep is Jonathan Hodges, he's the best! I will be purchasing the tiller from him!

I run a reverse 50" Land Pride with my BX2660 using R4's; sometimes I have my FEL on and sometimes not, works well either way.

 

[radioman]

Do the PTO tillers usually come with the slip clutches or do yo have to buy seperate?

Just installed the Pat's Quick Hitch! Wow what a great product. manufactured right here in Kentucky about an hour from me.

I dunno- When I asked for a tiller to go with my kubota when delievered at the same time, it came with a slip clutch. I was glad to have a slip clutch. If it didnt come with a slip clutch then most likely it has a shear bolt instead.

 

[TripleR]

I dunno- When I asked for a tiller to go with my kubota when delievered at the same time, it came with a slip clutch. I was glad to have a slip clutch. If it didnt come with a slip clutch then most likely it has a shear bolt instead.

Many come with the slip clutch as being optional. I haven't bought anything with a shear bolt in years. The shear bolt is more simple as the slip clutch needs occasional checking/adjustment.

 

[Johndeere3720]

I have used both slip clutch (own one) and a shear bolt unit. I have to say I like the slip clutch a lot better since I dont have to have a small bag of bolts to replace every so often. Where I live in the mountains, the soil is very rocky and the slip clutch has proven itself.

 

[Vector]

front weight probably helps. of course, four wheel drive helps, and a bit of weight on the tractor. make sure you check your front tires's pressure, as those things can take a beating w/ the tiller, i think. i have the industrial treads.

 

[Vector]

i love LandPride. I grew up down the road from them about 90 minutes. Great stuff.