Mine doesn't have any springs, nor any obvious way to attach such. The
strap is supposed to be looped down and back, so it lifts slowly, but
mine does lift OK.
Note that there is (should be) a chain that you can use to take the
strain off of the strap once its lifted to the desired hight. For deep
tilling, I just let the tiller down all the way so it can float. For
transport or shallow tilling lift it up and then hook the chain into the
lift frame to take the weight.
- Tom
E-20, Leesburg, VA
On Sun, 21 Nov 2004 17:48:39 -0500, Chris Zach did scribe:
Should there be springs on the tiller mounted to the power lift?
That thing is heavy, how does it come up?
Chris
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