BCS 710 Walk Behind Tractor Tiller includes implement

Post by **bigblister** » October 19th, 2012, 8:46 am

This what you have been hunting for!!! I have a BCS 710 walk behind tractor with 18 inch rotor rear tiller implement, it is heavy duty, it has 1 forward gears and 1 reverse gear and is in awesome shape. It has a 6.5 horsepower Greyhound (Honda clone) motor with less than 5 hours on it. Please see the info below on these great tractors. This unit has a PTO which allows the user to change out the implements. This would be perfect for putting in food plots in hunting spots that a traditional tractor can't get to. BCS is the best in the industry see below. $1450 obo

Walk-behind tractors (also called walking, 2-wheel or hand tractors) are used worldwide for small-scale farm, horticultural, industrial, landscaping and home use. Unlike the psuedo-professional equipment of the same physical size produced for the U.S. Market such as the DR® and Troy-Bilt®, European two-wheel tractors are built to standards of quality and durability expected of agricultural equipment. Like a 4-wheel farm tractor, these rugged two-wheel machines are designed to run many attachments with a single power source and give thousands of hours of service. Of the 30 or so companies manufacturing 2-wheel tractors in Europe, BCS is by far the largest. Based in Milan, Italy, BCS has been selling their equipment for over 50 years in 80 countries and has over 500 dealers in North America. BCS first came into the U.S. market in 1975 through Mainline of North America, who sold them primarily as the BCS tiller. Grillo S.p.A. in Italy has also been manufacturing walk-behind tractors for close to 50 years and actually had a partnership with BCS for several years. BCS, which started out in 1942 building only walk-behind sickle bar mowers, got their tiller technology from Grillo. Grillo started building walk-behind tillers in 1953 and got their sickle bar technology from BCS...the end result was both companies offering multi-purpose walk-behind tractors

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