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I have a Ford 851 Powermaster.
I'm looking at a Yanmar RS1400 tiller to purchase.
The seller said it hit the back tires on his tractor.
I'm not sure it was hooked up properly on his tractor.
I checked a local dealer and was told the tiller is designed to run off a 1000 rpm pto, an my 851 has only 540 rpm pto. And that my 851 will not move slow enough and this Yanmar tiller would push me across the ground.
I would like to here from someone that really knows about this stuff
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