TRYCT-060R

Tar River YCT-060R 58″ Rev. Tine Tiller | CAT 1 QH Comp | 30-50HP | 7″ Depth | Gear Dr | Slip Clutch

$3,072.00

Weight: 572lbs

 Tar River YCT-060R 58″ Rev Tine Tiller | CAT 1 – QH Comp | 30-50 HP | 7″ Depth | Gear Drive | Slip Clutch PTO 

 PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE SETUP OR SHIPPING – PRICED FOB BV ATWOOD, KS 

 

Tar River YCT R Series Tillers

Tar River Implements is proud to introduce the YCT-R Series Reverse Rotation Rotary Tiller. Reverse Rotation tillers provide a cleaner and smoother finish in less passes than a forward rotation tiller. These tillers will cut the overlying growth and bury them under the surface.

Engineered for tractors from 30 to 60 Horsepower, the Tar River YCT-R Series Rotary Tiller come with 6 blades per flange, slip clutch PTO protection and gear drive side transmission. It is available in 5’ and 6’ working widths.

  • Gear Drive Transmission
  • 6 Blades Per Flange
  • PTO with Slip Clutch
  • Large Diameter Rotor
  • Powder Coat Paint
  • Solid A Frame
  • Large Diameter Rotor Labyrinth Rotor Bearing Shielding
  • Front Dirt Shield
Model Working Width Blades per flange Drive HP PTO Driveline Wt. lbs. Shipping Wt lbs.
YCT-R60 58″ 6 Gear 30 – 50 Series 4 S/C 552 628
YCT-R74 72″ 6 Gear 40 – 50 Series 4 S/C 650 728

Reverse Tine Vs Forward Tines

With Forward-facing tines, you can expect the momentum of the tines to slowly push your tractor forward as it rotates. This results in a shallower till, with a fine texture. A reverse tine tiller, on the other hand, will be able to break up the ground more efficiently since you are able to control the speed at which it is moving forward, this will result in a finer till. That being said, it will take more horsepower to pull.

Forward rotation tillers are low-duty tillers best suited for small jobs like garden spaces and soil that is already well aerated. They require more passes to get the desired results. Whereas, reverse rotation tillers are heavy-duty tillers perfect for large-scale jobs. They are more effective in preparing seedbeds for planting, burying large clods of dirt as you go so you don’t have to take multiple passes to get the desired results. Reverse tine tillers are recommended when working with hard, dry soil, as well as, larger plots of land, saving you both time and gas in the long run since you will only need to make one pass.

Is This A Right Hand Or Left Hand Tiller Blade?

Step 1: Remove the tiller blade from the tiller.

Step 2: Hold the tine so that it dangles from the bolt holes.

Step 3: Holding the blade in front of you, turn it so that the cutting edge faces you. If the blade curves to the left, it’s a left-hand blade.

Weight 572 lbs