How big a tiller?
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Hello, Your tractor has 17 PTO Hp. And really the MAX tiller size would be a 48". In my experience it, 48", would use every one of those ponies in heavier soils like in the mid-south and south with it's higher clay content. Your area my be better and thus, not so hard on the tractor. If I was to buy another new one it would be a 44", but then again I have a B7100 w/ 17pto hp.
Good luck.
Good luck.
I second what Kytim said. I have a 48" for my B7100, and it pulls it good in my soil.
The 7510 has 5 more horsepower than the 7100, so unless you have some abnormally dense, hard soil, your tractor should handle a 48" fine. If it were mine, I wouldn't go larger, though. Rule of thumb is 5 horsepower per foot, so 4 foot put you in the ballpark.
The 7510 has 5 more horsepower than the 7100, so unless you have some abnormally dense, hard soil, your tractor should handle a 48" fine. If it were mine, I wouldn't go larger, though. Rule of thumb is 5 horsepower per foot, so 4 foot put you in the ballpark.
What type of tines on rotortiller
Hi,
my B6001d tractor is equiped with a rotor tiller on which the Model I am not sure of. I am assuming it is the RS 1351 b/c it looks like the ones I see on the web. I have taken one of the tines of and 287R is stamped close to the bolt. Can anyone make use of this number, to help me find the right tines to buy? or perhaps a place where to buy.
thank you very much.
Hi,
my B6001d tractor is equiped with a rotor tiller on which the Model I am not sure of. I am assuming it is the RS 1351 b/c it looks like the ones I see on the web. I have taken one of the tines of and 287R is stamped close to the bolt. Can anyone make use of this number, to help me find the right tines to buy? or perhaps a place where to buy.
thank you very much.