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#rototiller

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Y⃒̸̷̝̜̙ͥͥͥngmar

Washed and parked until next time. Still can't find any instructions for it, so not sure what maintenance to do.

The chain case has oil in it, smells like API GL-5 hypoid gear oil, looks fresh and there's a bolt that is probably the fill level one. Looks good for now.

Otherwise just some grease on the PTO shaft. Didn't find any other grease nipples.

A small blue rotavator parked in a barn on top of a former animal burrow filled with hay. There's some other stuff in the barn, including green metal roof offcuts, a messy pile of planks and a stack of firewood, as well as an old board door. The evening sun casts a long shadow of the photographer on it.
#Homestead#Tractor#Maintenance
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Y⃒̸̷̝̜̙ͥͥͥngmar

Wish I could find a manual for this thing. Or service instructions or anything.

Not much out there. It has hypoid gear oil in it, which I determined by sniffing and rubbing (thick fluid with sulfur smell) and there is what is probably a fill level bolt, but it's all guesswork.

There's a few Japanese stickers but they're mostly safety warnings, telling you to not stick your arm into the rotating blades, yo.

A blue Iseki RA 1360 Rototiller from Japan. It's detached from the tractor and parked on a plank. It has two guards on either side, a thick central shaft and on the far side a chain drive to the lower shaft, which isn't in the picture here. Two silvery rods with springs on them hold the rear flap door down.
#Iseki#Tractor#Rototiller
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