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Any tips for buying a used pto tiller?

Any tips for buying a used pto tiller?

I would check that everything rotates smoothly and the bearings have no play. Check gearbox (s) that it (or they) are full of oil... if not then it probably has a bad seal. Also check for excessive slop in gearbox (s). The reason I put the plural in parenthesis is because on the side some will have another gear case to drive the main shaft, some will have belts. If it had belts check the condition of them.

Most of these will be easy fixes if you are somewhat mechanically inclined, but they need to be considered when negotiating price. A very sloppy gearbox or bent rotor shaft would be what I would consider usually not worth fixing unless the price is VERY cheap. Also if the tines (or blades or whatever you want to call them) are all badly worn that could get expensive as well, though they usually last a long time.

I don't own nor have ever owned one so some others will probably add more, but I have been looking for one as well and this is what I look for. I have repaired my share of machinery so I usually know what I am getting myself into.

If you want to learn more, please visit our website Hangcan.

What to think about when buying a tiller

Our range comprises two different types of tillers: rear-tine and front-tine.

Will you be doing heavier work? Get a rear-tine!

For large and open areas a rear-tine counter-rotating tiller and generous working width is the most suitable.

If you want to learn more, please visit our website Rotary Tiller.

The rear-tine tillers are designed for use on densely packed earth and lawns. With powered wheels and counter-rotating tines these machines break up soil very effectively. 

Doing some minor gardening? Get a front-tine!

The front-tine tillers are suitable for smaller landscaping work, such as preparing flowerbeds and garden patches. These tillers are driven by the tines and are available with working widths from 24 cm to 85 cm. The smaller models are perfect for tighter garden spaces and can also be fitted with accessories for various garden tasks.  

Contact us to discuss your requirements of Corn Harvester. Our experienced sales team can help you identify the options that best suit your needs.

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