Bolens 600 With Aldo Biagioli ET-5 Toolbar
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Here is a video of our winter project. This is a rebuilt Bolens 600 with a Honda GX270 9 horsepower engine. We also mounted an Aldo Biagioli toolbar on the sleeve hitch. This is a test run to see how the tractor would perform before we plant the garden. The ground was a little wet to cultivate, but like I said, this was a test run. I hope you enjoy the video.
I like your modified Bolens! Makes me want to find one for cheap and put one of my big Wisconsin singles on it. The tool bar setup is very neat.
Probably going to sell it. My setup is getting bigger and I am starting to raise livestock at our new place.
I love garden tractors.
Nice setup. Finally the chance to see someone using a garden tractor in the garden. Have a 314 JD, mounted a sears sleeve hitch on it and also have a Dixon with a sleeve hitch. Most of the implements I have build or rebuilt to be used on the sleeve hitch. Like see more of your gardening with the tractor. As I am nearing the 80 mark, using garden tractors makes it so much easier and faster,
Jack Graham thank you!
Olive drab looks good
Love the video brother! Keep them coming. It’s no John Deere but I love it.
Frank_The_Tank Frank_The_Tank thanks! Maybe one day I’ll have a nice John Deere like you!
If you want the best walk behind rototiller ever made in the world get a Howard Gem.
They were selling for about $10,000 a piece when they quit making them.
But you might pick up a used one pretty cheap.
I found a barn find and fixed it up and went into business with it.
They use the same blades that the tractor rototillers use.
They have three speeds forward, one speed reverse, adjustable handlebars up and down and side to side do you keep footprints out of the tilled ground.
They have a locking differential when the PTO is engaged.
There are videos of some of them on TH-cam but those people don't know how to use them very well.
And they weigh around 700lbs.
And they have three different widths that you could buy, I think the widest was 36 inches.
Mine was the 19-in for going through narrow gates.
Howard was the company that first invented the rotary tiller. And they have been around the longest.
I think Howard still makes the tractor mounted tillers.
Thanks for sharing
This has lots of 600 parts, but, the rear-end is not a 600. It is more likely a 750 with 600 parts on it. The 600 has a trailer hitch that is cast into the rear-end as one piece. This bolt on trailer hitch is not a 600 rear end.
News to me. It was a complete machine when I bought it with a bad engine. All the parts seemed to match up to my parts manual and owners manual. Interesting
@@TheKiltedHomesteader In a way, this is splitting hairs, but, I wanted to get that info out there. Yours is mostly a 600, by the appearance, maybe 750 parts. The husky models had lots of interchangeable parts between models, and many have been, over 60 years of use.
It is also possible that yours is 99% a 600.
Because the hitch was cast into the rear-end, they may break off. Then you would grind the area flat, and tap it for a 750) style hitch.
@@randombuilder01 I learn something new every day!