ColinB Posted April 1, 2002 Share Posted April 1, 2002 Got to use a few of the AC tractors today. All this to plant some Rhodies. First, got out the 310 and tried to plow a couple of furrows with a Brinly single bottom plow - couldn't get traction. Then, I pulled the vacuum and mower off of the HB-212 and mounted the 36" tiller (that should really go on a 900 series). Therefore, the tines turn constantly. That HB-212 really does a nice job tilling, as you can run that hydrostatic drive right down. Then, after the ground was broken, I had to get the plants to the bed. Went and got the 914H, which still has the snow plow mounted and hooked up to a trailer to carry the plants. I think that I will leave the HB-212 as a dedicated tiller! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RATobin Posted April 1, 2002 Share Posted April 1, 2002 Is your Brinly plow nice and shiny? If it has any rust on it it will be very dificult if not impossible to pull. Glad to hear the tiller worked well. Last Saturday I took the plow off of my B-210 and put on the tiller, we got a couple inches of snow here today in Northern Ilinois. Such luck! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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