Skid Steer Rotary Tiller | Haugen
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STEEL PRICES RISE:
The carbon steel market is poised to grow by 699.35 MT during 2020-2024 progressing at a CAGR of almost 8% during the forecast period." (Source: Business Wire)
This is what we are seeing all across the industry; day after day new emails from vendor's telling us that their prices are rising, every order we make for materials needs to be revised because the last price is no longer valid, and for good reason. The cost of steel materials has been steadily increasing throughout 2020, and it unfortunately has not slowed into 2021. The reduced capacities of companies in this industry due to Covid-19 health and safety regulations continues to have an impact. As a result, we are forced to increase our list pricing for 2021 and add a steel surcharge to off-set the rising costs that is projected to continue this year. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have on our close and prospective customers. We we will do what we can to keep our prices low when the opportunities are found, but right now we are left with little options.
Thank you for your understanding and continued support.
JORDEN LEIB, VICE PRESIDENT OF SKID STEER SOLUTIONS
Product overview
Haugen Skid Steer Roto-Tiller
The Haugen Roto Tiller for skid steers is ideal for tilling large areas and can handle the roughest terrain including brushy areas, thick fields, etc.
It was a long time coming, but due to customer demand, Skid Steer Solutions finally offer an industry-leading Roto-Tiller.
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Model Width and Sizes
- 52" Model: Overall Width 68"
- 68" Model: Overall Width 79"
- 76" Model: Overall Width 87"
- The overall size should be considered when choosing your tiller as you need to have space when tilling between your rows
- If you are too wide, you just won't make it
These tillers are bi-directional meaning you can till forwards or backwards. Good practice is to run forward a few times to break up the soil and then the final pass will be backwards so you cannot see any tire marks. If you do not care about tire marks, then just till in the forward direction. The choice is yours. You reverse the motor just by the position of your auxiliary controls. It is just that simple!
