Too wet to till??

Inspector507 · Apr 6, 2002

Was it too wet to till? Probably. Did I get the tractor muddy? Yep. Did I get seat time though? Sure enough.

rancar · Apr 6, 2002

Jerry,

You sure you posted right pic? I was expecting to see your tractor buried up to its axles. This pic shows your tractor on solid ground with just a little mud on the wheels and tiller.

Bob

tgello · Apr 6, 2002

my lawn mower has more mud on it than that! is that a tiller hangin' off the back or a paving box? ha ha ha is that a wheel on the back?....tgello

gws · Apr 6, 2002

Just be careful, those rice tires will TEAR up the ground. When I got my yanmar I test the tiller and played in the back pasture a bit. Lots of ruts created with the patty tires

TWINKLE_TOES · Apr 6, 2002

Jerry,

Fine looking tiller (and tractor). I bet someone spent some thought and time putting that tiller together. How about some close ups of the tiller?
Looks like it counter rotates, is that right? Can the guide wheel be adjusted from the tractor while your running?
Al

Thomas · Apr 7, 2002

I thought I would see mud from the front to the back/w3tcompact/icons/smile.gifbut I see is a nice looking tractor w/tiller...action photos would be nice. /w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif

Inspector507 · Apr 7, 2002

Al,
Thats a typical Yanmar tiller..........and the wheel could be adjusted from the seat I suppose, but I don't like leaning that far back when you don't have control of something. I raise it up, get off and then adjust it.

Inspector507 · Apr 7, 2002

Thomas,
Most of the mud got deposited in the yard on the way back up to the house. It's that wet sticky clay mud. Also noticed out back that the neighbor must have turning his truck around in my yard...../w3tcompact/icons/frown.gif Now I have some ruts to fill in. Probably get the dirt from his garden though /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif