rotary tiller for SA

rray · Oct 3, 2014

Has anyone adapted a rotary tiller for a SA?

Richard

PretendFarmer · Oct 3, 2014

I'm sure it's been done. But the tractor is too fast.

WESnIL · Oct 3, 2014

Save your money! You will be dearly short on power and first gear is still way too fast.

uncle henry · Oct 3, 2014

howard made one for the cub and i think one for super a too

Janicholson · Oct 3, 2014

If so I have never heard of a gear reduction unit that was made for the A or SA tractor series. It would be valuable as they do have fast gearing. Jim

gene bender · Oct 3, 2014

Yes they did and drove a hy pump off the pto for ground speed.

MikeJM · Oct 3, 2014

I've seen literature for the cub rotovator. Part of the install package was a gear reduction unit that went between the left final drive and trans case. Talk about a bunch of extra work for the diff.

The hydra creeper drove trough the pto while the clutch was held in. Lots of wear and tear on the throw out bearing and thrust main. Couldn't do pto work as it was meant to transplant at very slow speeds.

uncle henry · Oct 3, 2014

they made one for the super a a friend of mine has one

Janicholson · Oct 3, 2014

I think it was a "creeper" gear that used a hydraulic motor to drive the PTO/belt pulley. This will work to operate very slow, but it also slows down the the PTO and is used with the clutch pushed down. To the best of my understanding. Jim

john *.?-!.* cub owner · Oct 4, 2014

(quoted from post at 20:02:50 10/03/14) they made one for the super a a friend of mine has one

enry, is it like the one for the cub that goes between the left final drive and the transmission? I would love to see some pictures of it.

gene bender · Oct 4, 2014

No that set-up was just for the Cub

26Red · Oct 10, 2014

Checkout YouTube. There are some videos of a cub & tiller.

26Red · Oct 10, 2014

Search "farmall cub"

RTR · Oct 10, 2014

(quoted from post at 23:07:02 10/10/14) Search "farmall cub"

Here are some pictures of a Mid 60s to early 70s of a Farmall 140 with a High/Low Transmission. This isn't my tractor, but I wish it was. I came across these pictures a few years ago on the internet somewhere.

mkirsch · Oct 10, 2014

The high/low also slows down the PTO.

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