Help ID this Tiller
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Topic author: ATF
Subject: Help ID this Tiller
Posted on: 10/10/2010 00:11:30
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Is this a simplicity made Homelite tiller, if so would it fit my 716? Thanks
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Reply author: skunkhome
Replied on: 10/10/2010 00:46:15
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Did you do a Phil and forget to attach a picture?
Reply author: larry8200
Replied on: 10/10/2010 07:38:07
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Originally posted by ATF
Is this a simplicity made Homelite tiller, if so would it fit my 716? Thanks
If it's a homelite tiller made by simplicity you drag it around, if it's a ROTO-tiller you can look at my post later when I get to it of the 1690039 roto-tiller setup. (if I remember to attach the pictures)
Reply author: ATF
Replied on: 10/10/2010 08:10:18
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wow it was late,
http://springfield.craigslist.org/grd/1928376333.html
Reply author: freddie
Replied on: 10/10/2010 08:20:20
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its has sears paint, blue
Reply author: larry8200
Replied on: 10/10/2010 08:35:10
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The top mounting bar is solid on a Simplicity, thats hollow, and there is an intermediate pulley set that attaches to the tractor before you put the tiller on. And that homelite has a lever to engage? it on top? Simples engages with the center PTO. The mounting setup looks similar though, and the price is CHEAP.
This is the best picture I have without dismounting it:
Reply author: skunkhome
Replied on: 10/10/2010 09:22:43
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ATF. I would say it is very much kin to the Simplicity tillers but will take some modifications to fix. The stinger is wrong and I cant tell anything about the lower connections but those can be corrected since you weld. Big question is is there a PTO/muledrive assembly? I would think that would be the greatest hurdle to overcome. BTW: some of the tillers for Simplicity had a control lever on the tiller also. ie; 990503, 990545, 990694 Their model numbers fall in line with the late FDT's and early RBT's.
Reply author: ATF
Replied on: 10/10/2010 09:40:22
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Yeah I think I'm going to pass, almost be easier to find the tractor that it fit. I'm already doing the fabrication thing on a air compressor, well I was I'm selling everything and buying one, now. Thanks guys
Reply author: freddie
Replied on: 10/10/2010 10:01:29
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dont get a sandborne compresser. i have one and it blows the #3 cilinder gasket every few months, they wont cover it under waranty. so i just keep making my own gaskets.
Reply author: ATF
Replied on: 10/10/2010 11:17:44
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Originally posted by freddie
dont get a sandborne compresser. i have one and it blows the #3 cilinder gasket every few months, they wont cover it under waranty. so i just keep making my own gaskets.
Good to know, I was looking at some SpeedAire 5hp 220v, cast iron, two stage compressors
Reply author: B-16_IC
Replied on: 10/11/2010 21:48:18
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The tiller is a Simplicity built unit for a Homelite. It is however for a small frame, (Broadmoor). I've got one in orange and black only reason i recognized it.
Reply author: Richard L.
Replied on: 10/12/2010 00:55:00
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I'm almost sure that the Homelite stuff all has different mounts than Simplicity. Same equipment, just has different mounting attachment points.
Reply author: ATF
Replied on: 10/12/2010 07:38:25
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Yeah, it really looked like a Simplicity design. Richard I'm not sure I agree with your statement as I've seen some Homelite T-10, T-12, and T-16's and they appear to be virtually identical to Baron, Land Lord, and Sovereign tractors, but I did not check out their tillers
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