BCS tiller

[JJ Grandits]

Does anyone have a BCS tiller? I love mine, but can not find parts. Anyone have a source?

[anniew]

I can't find it in the recent issues of Growing for Market, but if you have older ones, there is a company in KY that you can call and they'll ship parts out immediately. Will continue to look.

[TNHermit]

THere is a dealer in Crossville, TN Can't give you his name cause I'm in Minnisota right now. IF ya can't find anything PM me in a couple weeks and I will be home.

[Sand Flat Bob]

Originally Posted by JJ Grandits

Does anyone have a BCS tiller? I love mine, but can not find parts. Anyone have a source?

Try this source for parts:http://www.earthtoolsbcs.com/

Bob

[Windy in Kansas]

I do indeed have a BCS tractor and a roto-tiller attachment for it. Wonderful machine that in my opinion puts a Troy-bilt to shame. Remember I said that is my opinion which many will no doubt disagree with. I've used both within a couple of weeks of each other so my comment is based on that.

Sand Flat Bob gave the source where I get parts when I need them and don't get them from what few my dealer has locally. Joel is a really nice guy--at least on the telephone he certainly is. Very accommodating.

Currently working on adding a small tool bar to my BCS. Would be 2 point rather than three point however. Would be used primarily for planters and cultivator. Have completed a hitch to draw a cart or wagon with.

Still need to add wheel weight and am leaning toward liquid weight.

[tyusclan]

I've had a BCS for 4 years now, and the day I brought it home I broke the red lever on the handle. I called BCS direct and they got me one right out. Other than that the only things I've needed are oil filters and a battery.

I agree that they are miles ahead of Troy-bilt. When Troy-bilt built Troy-bilt they were great. IMHO the MTD built ones aren't nearly as good as the older ones.

[james dilley]

B C S .I would love to have one, Theres A lot of implements for them ,Including A Hay bailer. And If I remember from reading on them they came with A Diesel engine as A option.. The one I was looking at was $8000.00 with Almost all the implements.

[Forty Acres]

I've dealt with these folks several times and have always been well satisfied. They also sell a DVD that has the owners manuals, parts books, and various other BCS videos. Cost of the DVD is nonimal and I would recommend that you obtain one.

www.bcsshop.com

[Windy in Kansas]

Forty Acres, thanks for the BCS shop/dealer option. I always like having a choice.