So I am happily working away in the yard, hook up the rototiller and start tilling an area to help remove the topsoil for construction..... and found a large rock!
Now I have a rototiller that has a very broken mount, the cast section from the lower gear case to the upper gravely gear case. any body have a spare?
things that go boom!
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, Nov 20, 2011 12:28 AM
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Posted November 20, 2011 - 12:28 AM
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Posted November 20, 2011 - 05:56 AM
Ouch! Can't help on parts, the title drew me in.
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Posted November 20, 2011 - 10:03 AM
OUCH! I hate it when stuff like that happens! I can't help with parts either...but I feel your pain! Hope you find one soon!
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Posted November 20, 2011 - 01:14 PM
I did the title like that not to draw in people but it real did make "crack :blowingup: boom" noise, and now I look at what i have said and cant help but think of the old batman tv series 
As for parts I think it would be a one in a million chance of finding one, I have no idea who make the rotoltiller because it has no tags and it turns vertically not like the gravelly row tiller.
anyway i will stick up some pics of the mess.
KC
As for parts I think it would be a one in a million chance of finding one, I have no idea who make the rotoltiller because it has no tags and it turns vertically not like the gravelly row tiller.
anyway i will stick up some pics of the mess.
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Posted November 20, 2011 - 02:12 PM
Is it a gravely rotory plow? Like this? 
If so there are parts on ebay. http://http://www.eb...ely rotary plow
If so there are parts on ebay. http://http://www.eb...ely rotary plow
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Posted November 21, 2011 - 02:57 PM
[quote name='Lovintractorin']Is it a gravely rotory plow? Like this?
LovinT i wish it was as they have nothing really to break on them.
I do have one of the gravely rotory units but this one is mounted to the bottom of the gear box of a rotor unit and has eight of the traditional rototiller tines on the shaft with the lower gear box.
If I can not find a mount/adapter i will just make a unit out of mild steel.
Nothing like welding and milling for a good machine like this!
LovinT i wish it was as they have nothing really to break on them.
I do have one of the gravely rotory units but this one is mounted to the bottom of the gear box of a rotor unit and has eight of the traditional rototiller tines on the shaft with the lower gear box.
If I can not find a mount/adapter i will just make a unit out of mild steel.
Nothing like welding and milling for a good machine like this!
