Walking tractor.. 4 months, to get here

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It took 4 months ...
But my Chinese walking tractor is home 🏠..
Grand total of 675 bucks .. that's including shipping..
Its belt driven Tiller.
Two speed forward with reverse.
7hp.
Penumatic tires....... Here is a picture of a gear driven Tiller.
Couldn't get the belt driven Tiller PIC to load. But basically the same thing.
I've got a old harbor freight little trailer I'm going to use as a cart. And pull it around like they do in Thailand. The iron Buffalo's
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After looking at tillers at Walmart.. home Depot.. Menards.. Lowe's ..
None of them had the features I wanted.
You cannot buy the good stuff in the USA anymore.
And the prices here ? Outrageous.
So even with the high dollar shipping. I believe Ive got better quality and cheaper product. I didn't like the stamped steel stuff here.
I like the cast iron ,that I bought.
I'm definitely going to find out !! It might break down in the first hour !
Blow up . Or burn to the ground.. 😂
Yes.. years ago. In Thailand I rode around on them.. they was lots of fun.
Thought someday, I'd get one.
Someday is here !! 😁
 
I don't get it. The yellow one doesn't have any tines that I can see, unless they are on the rear and narrower than the rest of the machine. The red one has tines up front but they're way up off the ground. Or is the tiller just an attachment you can put on the "walking tractor"?
 
I don't get it. The yellow one doesn't have any tines that I can see, unless they are on the rear and narrower than the rest of the machine. The red one has tines up front but they're way up off the ground. Or is the tiller just an attachment you can put on the "walking tractor"?
Yes.. the tines can replace the tires.
They use a axle shaft tree, that just simply slides onto the axle on both sides and a pin to hold them.
I don't have any plans to use the tines.
I bought the tractor strictly for pulling my trailer.
 
I don't get it. The yellow one doesn't have any tines that I can see, unless they are on the rear and narrower than the rest of the machine. The red one has tines up front but they're way up off the ground. Or is the tiller just an attachment you can put on the "walking tractor"?
Yes.. . the tines you see on the red one are being carried on a bracket.
You lean the tractor over a bit. Pull the Axel shaft pin.. slide the tires off.
Slide the tines on.. dig a garden.
 
It took 4 months ...
But my Chinese walking tractor is home 🏠..
Grand total of 675 bucks .. that's including shipping..
Its belt driven Tiller.
Two speed forward with reverse.
7hp.
Penumatic tires....... Here is a picture of a gear driven Tiller.
Couldn't get the belt driven Tiller PIC to load. But basically the same thing.
I've got an old harbor freight little trailer I'm going to use as a cart. And pull it around like they do in Thailand. The iron Buffalo's
Interesting. Do you make a seat on the trailer close enough to reach the control handle bars so you can ride?
 
After looking at tillers at Walmart.. home Depot.. Menards.. Lowe's ..
None of them had the features I wanted.
You cannot buy the good stuff in the USA anymore.
And the prices here ? Outrageous.
So even with the high dollar shipping. I believe Ive got better quality and cheaper product. I didn't like the stamped steel stuff here.
I like the cast iron ,that I bought.
I'm definitely going to find out !! It might break down in the first hour !
Blow up . Or burn to the ground.. 😂
Yes.. years ago. In Thailand I rode around on them.. they was lots of fun.
Thought someday, I'd get one.
Someday is here !! 😁
I looked up Thailand iron buffalo. You going to race it?
 
I looked up Thailand iron buffalo. You going to race it?
Lol... No no racing.. I'm the only guy in five countys with a walking tractor like this...
I'm not going to till a garden with it.
Heck ? I didn't even open up the tines on the shipping box/crate ...
I have an old 48 Ford 8n and a disk for garden work..
And some Hoe operator's called "grandkids" .... 😁
 
Lol... No no racing.. I'm the only guy in five countys with a walking tractor like this...
I'm not going to till a garden with it.
Heck ? I didn't even open up the tines on the shipping box/crate ...
I have an old 48 Ford 8n and a disk for garden work..
And some Hoe operator's called "grandkids" .... 😁
I bet those grandkids have great fun with it!
 
This Tiller/Walking-Tractor .. is ?
A Toy .. ?
A yard Buggy ? Go to the Mailbox ..
Pick up sticks and whatnot. Bag of feed for cows.. putt-putt around in pastures ..
Ride up and down gravel road haul the kids..
😂 ..
There is dozens of modifications that can be done to them. Watching the videos . I've found a set of old new Holland 4 bolt 13inch rims.. off a Hay rake.
They'll bolt right up.
Gear it up.
It has 4.00-8 tires on it now. Tractor lug thread.
I'm hearing ? On the Net.. it might go 7mph in second gear .. dunno?
If so that's fast enough for yard work.
Something to play with .. I'm old and retarded....
Oops!! retired!!!
 
This Tiller/Walking-Tractor .. is ?
A Toy .. ?
A yard Buggy ? Go to the Mailbox ..
Pick up sticks and whatnot. Bag of feed for cows.. putt-putt around in pastures ..
Ride up and down gravel road haul the kids..
😂 ..
There is dozens of modifications that can be done to them. Watching the videos . I've found a set of old new Holland 4 bolt 13inch rims.. off a Hay rake.
They'll bolt right up.
Gear it up.
It has 4.00-8 tires on it now. Tractor lug thread.
I'm hearing ? On the Net.. it might go 7mph in second gear .. dunno?
If so that's fast enough for yard work.
Something to play with .. I'm old and retarded....
Oops
I bet those grandkids have great fun with it!
Ohh I'm sure they will .. 😄
 
Aww finally! .
Here's what y'all can do . To see exactly what I'm playing around with ..
Go to YouTube videos..
And enter in the Search Bar ..
"OKA MOTOBLOCK"

that'll pull up a dozen videos of the walking tractor's
 
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