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Re: Tractor roto tiller/garden tractor-or706 fit.W/pix


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Posted by LOU from Wi. on February 14, 2011 at 15:23:09 from (174.124.110.80):

In Reply to: Tractor roto tiller/garden tractor-or706 fit. posted by LOU from Wi. on February 13, 2011 at 22:16:14:

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Want to THANK ALL YOU FELLOWS WHO SHARED THEIR SUGGESTIONS WITH US, and the humor .I know it's late in the day but we went to Eau Claire to pick up a tool box and came across a SPRING TOOTH digger looked to be between 5 -8 ft wide. Lowers down hydraulically Tire looks bad, been sitting out by a shed not being used.Havn't discussed price yet but we will soon. In the mean time here are some pictures to give you more idea of what we have so far. The spade bar I made to mount on the bucket of the 722 Bobcat which works O.K but I made it to do the furrows when going in reverse.That way were not packing the soil when we drive forward . Picture of the 706 rear with Hyd operational if selected from inside the cab.
picture of the lawn tractor (sears 20 hp) should do a tiller (not so sure after reading you fellows post. Think that idea is not going to work out for us. Gonna be making several garden places from what we have now (see pic) Back behind the house,out front in 2 locations.
Just hope we can get it all done this year.If not we we will be doing the garden part where we always plant. The soil is sugar sand, some small rocks now and then.Produces some nice veggies though.Like everybody who has- we want more ground,larger garden. Hope this helps.
Warmest regards LOU& VICTOR.


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