What Kind of tiller is this???????

[rzeigler]

My dad purchased 1 3pt. 5' tiller, 1 5' tiller (not sure how it hooks up?) and 1 4' tiller same hook up as the 2nd 5' but we did some modifing to it and made it into a 3pt hookup all for $350 problem is we don't know who made them and 2 of them needs tines. So my question is this.
1. Who made these?
2. where can I find tines? The Tine has stamped in it ^K602L
3. how much is the 5' converted to 3pt. worth?

They all will need PTO shafts as well?

Thanks for your help. :trink39:

[Greg]

It's a Kubota.

[mark777]

I agree with Greg...it's Kubota. Pretty sure it's a standard 1 3/8" - 6 spline PTO shaft

[rzeigler]

I did a search for kubota tillers and they all seem to have much bigger tines than this one does were the older models different? :trink39:

[Greg]

It says Kubota in the 2nd pic, and so appears to be a "grey market" tiller. That's all I know.

[rzeigler]

I was wondering what that logo was. Now grey market means it was for over seas or what? I have a Kubota dealer right by my work so I guess I'll be stopping there tomorrow. Thanks for the help. :trink39:

[Greg]

Made for the Japanese market. Someone imported it into the US, probably with a few tractors.

[rzeigler]

You guys were right it is a Kubota tiller. I was able to find a current Part number with the help of the parts guys at Bales kubota in Lowell IN. They just kept looking until they finally went to the Mico fiche and after about an hour of looking they found the number and they're only 9 something a piece for tines so that didn't seem to bad. Thanks for all the help. :trink39:

[glenn27]

You guys were right it is a Kubota tiller. I was able to find a current Part number with the help of the parts guys at Bales kubota in Lowell IN. They just kept looking until they finally went to the Mico fiche and after about an hour of looking they found the number and they're only 9 something a piece for tines so that didn't seem to bad. Thanks for all the help. :trink39:

You probably need to take that dealer guy out to lunch, sorta "sweeten" the pie---that dealer support could come in handy down the road.....

Oh BTW.... :Welcome1:

[Frog]

Gooday I have a 4ft hoe identical to this, I believe this is called a Roto Tiller ( you will notice they have a different tine to most hoes ), also the unit is actually a 2pt not a 3pt. The 3pt linkage is removed and the unit mounts into 2 recievers on either side of the pto shaft and 2 link bars connect the lift to the 2 pins on the side, they were made for the Japanese domestic market. The main advantages are very precise tlling with no side movement and the unit lifts a lot higher and works at a greater depth than a 3 pt. As it happens I am doing some tilling this afternoon and I will send photos showing the hitching up on mine. Regards Frog

[Greg]

Gooday, Frog! Thanks for the info... We look forward to seeing your pics.

Uncle Greg