BEST TILLER HILLER IN TOWN / DIY GARDEN TILLER BEDDER / AWESOME FOR MAKING BEDS IN YOUR GARDEN
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- In this video I demonstrate my DIY tiller hiller by making new beds in my garden. I explain what I built it out of and how it works.
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Subscribed from northern Spain , just retired and bought my first tractor and tiller 👍🏻
Hello Mr. Mike and welcome to the channel.
You're very impressive a genius at that ....Thank you for helping us not so bright folk like me. Im gonna try your idea
Thank you, Ms. Melissa. This tiller hiller works really well. If you have a forward tine tiller it will work even better. Thanks for dropping in.
You may want to add 2 more rear trencher connections to make a furrow. This way if you plant onions, beets, radishes, beans, etc. you can plant up to 3 separate rows for vegetables or lettuce. heck yea, if you need more weight, put a 48 qt icechest filled with beer and ice.
Yes Sir Mr. Wayne you could make 3 planting rows easy. Thats a good idea with the ice chest. LOL
Pretty darn ingenious. Thank y'all
Thank you much!
Hi poor boys just popping by to say hi take care stay blessed
Hello Craig, Thanks for stopping by.
I like it! If it’ll ever quit snowing, sleeting, raining in NE OK, and dry out a bit! I might have to build one of those tiller hillers! Tnx for posting!
Thank you for watching and commenting. My tiller is a reverse tine, and it does ok but I can see where a forward tine tiller would do even better.
Good ole fashion ingenuity looking good my friend. God bless!~Mike
Thank you sir. but I'm not gonna claim that I came up with this idea. I just did it my way.🤠
Good video! That tiller hiller is a dandy!
Thank You!
That’s a great setup you have Mr. Eddie. I’ve been searching for an idea for a rear tine tiller because I don’t have a tractor. I’m in central La, just south of you a ways. I appreciate the information. I’ll have to check out some more of your videos. It’s always good to learn from others.
I made a Hiller=Furrower for a reartine tiller similar to the (Earthquake Hiller-Furrower Tiller on line) and it worked pretty well. Look you the Earthquake Hiller-Furrower Tiller attachment and you will et the idea.
Good morning Poorboy 🤠🌻🌄☕🍳🐓 nice setup ya got there 👍Looks great! Have a blessed and beautiful day✝️🌅🌻❤🇺🇸
Thank You! Hope you have a blessed day also.
Works like a charm...👌👍😉
I believe if a man has the forward tine tiller it would even work better. Thanks for watching / commenting.
OMGOSH that's a great row maker. I sure could use a tiller for my tractor. I don't even have a disc.
Thank You. I always said if I ever got me a tractor I was getting a tiller and It's the best thing for a gardener.
Afternoon bud , boy that looks good , I believe you could almost come up with anything you put your mind to, good job and good video,…. Oh yeah, keep the range videos coming… thanks Eddie ‘
Thank you Bill, I just need free materials and more time. LOL
Nice build. You gave me inspiration to build mine.
Thank you, Mr. Adam, Is your tiller a forward or reverse tine tiller. I think this well really work better with the forward tine tiller because it would be throwing the dirt into the bed maker.
@@papawsplace it can do either but right now I have it in the forward.
If you ever try it in both forward and reverse let me know which you feel does the best.
@@papawsplace i definitely will but highly doubt I will. First off it seems like a major pain to switch it and second I don't see a great benifit to doing it. I do a deep disc first and then with 7 inch deep till I think it does the job. Now with my "hiller tiller" I think it's gonna be a game changer for my rows.
I don't blame you a bit. If I was happy with how it performs, I would not change a thing. Normal when I go to change things that works, I end up breaking something. LOL
That's a pretty cool invention. Can I ask you one thing aren't you afraid by planting that close to the pecan trees isn't that going to be very acidic hickory pecan walnuts a lot of people found that they couldn't grow vegetables very well because it was very acidic you may have to get a soul test I hope it does very good I surely love watching people that can make stuff out of a cutting torch and a welding rod
Thank you much for the comment, Mr. Raymond.
Check out some of my garden videos in my Garden video playlist and I've had pretty good luck planting under them oak trees.
This year the potatoes are looking the best so we will see what the outcome is later this summer.
That's good I'm glad for you I bet that's going to be a beautiful garden the reason I was bringing that up because my sister had a lot of hickory trees in her yard and they couldn't figure out why their garden wasn't doing so good they never took a soul sample one day they did and they found out I was right
Nice add on to the tiller. :)
Thank you Gary.
Looks like a nice setup, I would replace the row maker with an earthway seed planter and do it all in in one motion
If I had a big garden that would be a good idea. Thanks
You may try stopping, turning pot off before lifting the tiller on ends. I do that on mine and it helps keep that hump of dirt down, because when the rotating stops, the dirt falls down, rat her than getting thrower back.
Thank you, Mr. John. I'll sure try that next time.
Hello came by after bramble hill live thought I would share the love by subscribing to your channel. Have a great evening, lisa@moneypit homestead
Thank you much for dropping in! I'll be rite over.👍👍
works great!
👍 Thank you Treeshaker.
Man you add a landscape fabric roll holder and couple disks you could till, bed, cover, bury the fabric all in one go
LOL that's right
It's not hot until the crickets are holding singalongs in the fridge 😂
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Hello warms coming again. I recently got the dr 36t and looking for the hiller attachment but no luck. I guess I'll get one for my troy unit. I was going to get the gear 7nit for a tiller for my deere 420 but 5he cost for used ones are crazy so I'll s5ay what I have.
Everything is so expensive now-a-days.
Gave a thumbs up because I appreciate the effort you made creating content. I couldn’t stick around more than 30 seconds that music was annoying.
Well, I appreciate the honesty, but in my neck of the woods, anyone that has BUCK in their name likes this kind of music. May I ask where you are from?
@@papawsplace the peoples socialist republic of western New York. The deer hunting around here is one of the best kept secretes in the country. Many more 2nd amendment loving gun owners than you might expect. I love country music. Especially Hank Williams jr. I tend not to like any music in RUclips videos. I like hearing the equipment running and narration.
I didn't even know you could hunt in New York. Yes, Hank Jr was one of my favorites growing up. I understand, just come back and turn the volume down my friend😂 don't let the music keep you from dropping in. I don't even remember what music is in this video to tell you the truth.
I'm impressed Eddie, a real inventor, well done and thank you for sharing the tiller hiller with us, take care stay safe and God bless buddy
Cammy I didn't come up with that idea I just built mine out of metal where others I seen used wood. Thanks you. hope everything is going well in Scotland.
@@papawsplace I'm trying to remember what they said in that cartoon movie Robots my son and I watched it a few times, I think it went " see a need fill a need" so you seen something and made it better I would say that's a re invention then so it's sill well done for you sir 👍. I will send you an email and get you all caught up with what's going on over here buddy bit in general things are good over here and thank you so much for asking. God bless buddy
Mr. Poorboy, in your opinion, which method makes the best raised beds; you tiller hiller or using the disc hiller that you mention? Any additional input on comparing the two would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for making this video.
Good morning Mr. Chad, since my garden plots are small, I tend to favor the disc hipper just because it's easier to hook to the tractor. I built this tiller hiller mainly as a project before punching the disc hiller to see for myself if they really worked and it really does. Here is a video on the disc hipper. ruclips.net/video/zaTyoFrFhYQ/видео.html
How many tractor hp and pto hp are you pulling that 5ft tiller with?
Mr. Joe the tractor is 26 HP and I believe the PTO HP is 19.
Why would you want a 36'' bed an just plant a row of seed down the middle . Seems a waste to me
Well, it all depends on what I'm planting but I like room between my plants (like tomatoes, cucumbers, squash watermelons and such) for the most part. but each is to their own, I guess a man can built it to his liking.
The super long intro made me click away out of boredom. I just happened to see you get off the tractor as it was going away.
Thanks for this Comment. I hope you come back and check out more videos.
What is he saying?
No telling about me. 🤣🤣
stop linking stuff to amazon!
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@@papawsplace There always has to be one in the bunch. Link on Brother Link on!!