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314 With electric lift.

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Topic: 314 With electric lift.

Posted By: JimD
Subject: 314 With electric lift.
Date Posted: 07 Feb 2017 at 1:56pm

#1 lift seems very slow. Is that normal? It takes about 12 seconds or so to lift the tiller from fully down to just clearin the dirt

#2 Tiller belt. Anyone have the number for the correct belt? Mine is quite a bit too short and I have to leave a pulley off to make it work, and if I lift too high the belt hits the body.

#3 Is there no way to disengage the tiller after belt is installed? My 712 had a separate clutch, but there is not one on this tractor.

JImD

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Posted By: Jim Hancock
Date Posted: 08 Feb 2017 at 2:12pm

Hi Jim.

Yes, the lift does seem a little slow.

I'm looking at one now with 150# of force from http://%20progressiveautomation.com" rel="nofollow - progressiveautomations.com to lift my Sears Rotospader.

I'm guessing that it's weight with the engine is "about" 100-125#.

This lift travel is .59"/sec.

What does your rototiller weigh? That might be a factor in it's lifting speed.

They can customize a linear actuator for your needs if needed- for a $50 customization fee - as they have basic models already set to ship.

I can buy another one that'll do the job, too, for more $$, but it'd be an overkill lift.

Can't tell you about the belt issue. Sorry.

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