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Robert Laurin

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Anybody got any experiance using a Super "c" or "c" to run a kingcutter or other brand 3 point tiller. Do they have the power to run these types of units and if so up to what size/width will they run. Also want to know if they will run a brush hog.
I have two super c"s and a "c". I would like to know if they can run this equipment before I go out and buy them.
 
Brushog yes, tiller no. Your groundspeed is too high when the engine's making its power to effectively use a rototiller. As to the brushog, either should run a 5' although it'll be easier to cover your wheel tracks with a 6' but you mightn't get a full cut in heavier going. Sam
 
Ditto to what tractorsam said. NO tiller. A sensible sized bush hog run sensibly and with an over running clutch, fine.
 
To run a tiller, a tractor needs to have a super-slow gear. I'm talking about the shuffling speed of a 90 year old man at full throttle... Super C is way too fast.
 
Robert
Speaking of brush HOGS. I use this one all the time. Especially in the taller stuff. I wish I had a picture jest Friday I was helping a neighbor clear an area that hasn’t been used in about three years and some of the stuff was higher that the hood on the Supper C Some times you can’t take a full cut but it will do the job. Have fun but be safe
Larry
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