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First Garden Tilling!! John Deere 1025R & King Kutter Tiller
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- Опубликовано: 9 май 2019
- Our John Deere 1025R and King Kutter tiller have been waiting for the rain to stop and the ground to dry to till gardens. Finally, Tractor Time with Tim gets to till a garden for Rod, who has been our customer for several years now. The soil in his garden was perfect for tilling.
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Always enjoy your tilling! Your are the best!
I love the gospel message at the end of each segment. Keep tilling the earth and sharing the gospel of Jesus.
Rewatched! Your videos and content have made me a lover of the tilling attachment! At first I was slightly hesitant, but you converted me!
Amen ! Another one of favorite Scriptures Christy !! Thank you !! I also love the smell of fresh turned soil Tim ! About 55 years ago I plow all the gardens in our neighborhood with an old Ford Ferguson and a single 12 inch moldboard plow! I can still smell that fresh soil !! Tim I appreciate you all and pray our Heavenly Father will continue to bless you and your family !!!!! EDDY
Looks good my friend
I really love watching you till and the way you love it because it's "like farming" it's the same reason I bought my first sleeve hitch moldboard plow for my old Garden Tractor . Also just that while everything else may have seen an upgrade over the years. It's still that same old orange tiller 😊😊
First year with my KK tiller and doing a garden Tim. My neighbors came over and asked if I could till their garden up. They think Johnny is just the coolest thing.
I surely enjoy my 6 foot tiller my wife does too
Your tiller is my favorite implement. I swear I can smell the soil thru my screen 😁👍
Nice video tim and kristie and have a great weekend 👍
Add compost to your garden. Will soften it. Leaves stump grinding ect
Great video .Nice to see you work together with your customers !
Well said Tim that is passion right there, work a garden not for food but yet really great pictures something cool about that. Thanks for the video TTWT keep em coming!!
Watching you till makes me wish I had a use for a tiller attachment, looks like a of fun.
Yes, very pleasant task!
Saw his pictures from last year and they are great. Enjoy your videos as I also have a 1025r tlb and several “bolt on hooks” items thanks to you.
Hi Tim and Christy Rod is a very talented photographer beautiful pictures nice video
You put out good videos Tim, thank you from an Iowa boy who lives in Seattle.
Thanks Tom!
Thank you Tim that was very helpful and interesting😊 I grow flowers myself to many but I love flowers in the hummingbirds and butterflies and bees❤️ 🤩 get it bee 🐝 take care my friend God bless🌟
We have the King Kutter in the 72 inch version and found removing the skids let it dig much deeper. This allows us to use a disc hiller to make raised beds. I will keep an eye on the wear of the bottom of the machine.
I have done that. I have a video called ‘deep tilling’ or something like that.
I have the JD 48 in tiller and not have a problem at all. This is with about 8 inches of horse manure. It gave the garden a beautiful fluffy look
Tim I have a 2 acre garden that never needs to be tilled, Prairie Restoration came 2 summers ago killed everything then burned it. Next they replanted it with native grasses & flowers. It’s been a work in progress, going to take many years and money to get it to look the way we want but in the end it will be nice to look at.
The seed bed looks great freshly tilled, ready to plant!!
Nice job Tim. I can't wait to get my tiller hooked up and get my crops in.
Tim in addition to having your stabilizers tight, I also find it very helpful to take a few minutes to center the tiller. This helps to pit less stress on the pto shaft joints, this is especially helpful in hard pack soil in my opinion
My Phoenix Sicma T4-48" tiller behind my Kubota BX1880 does similar fantastic job. It has 6 tines and really chews it up fine. Like Tim says, I like to hit it a second time for the same reason, the skids sink in further and it tills deeper the second pass.
Nice tilling thete Tim it does a good job
When it comes to tilling I always try to start with the outside passes so that the tiller leaves a nice level surface both sides of the garden, hope it helps
Yes I always start tilling on the outside too
Great video!
Looks like you did a great job, Tim👍
Very nice pictures. 👍
Nice job Tim
Good job enjoyed that!!!
Come on out to Oregon. But I'm not paying fuel or mileage.
Cool! wish our rear tine tiller did that. you should see our swamp to bad we dont live near by Its been raining it seems non stop since we've moved here a few months ago and take 3 weeks no rain for us to till up our land.
Hey Tim, used your TTWT code with Heavy Hitch tooth bar, saved me $17.35. Thanks.
WooHoo! You will love it!
Yes sir the more time's you go over it definitely gets looser
For once I got something done before you.. but a few days... Had to get my potatoes in though so had one day no rain and got it done. Now just have to plant the rest of everything else.
Tiller is cool but his photos are amazing!
This is Rod...thank you so much!
I’ve gotten a good bit of use out of the tiller so far this spring...in between the seemingly daily rains🤣
I saw them on the highway on my way to indy yesterday...they had casey in the big green trailer. :)
Yep!
Tractor Time with Tim - Hey Tim. I found that if I turn the ground over with a turning plow that the tiller will dig a whole lot deeper!
Very nice tilling job. It didn’t look muddy to me.
You should get a subsoiler for your bigger tractors and cut in some trenches to brake up any hard pan in the bottom of the gardens
I cant wait to see your truck and trailer around because I'm whipping in with the truck ,trailer and excavator to say hi . I work around Carmel and indy alot .
Sounds good!
His flower garden seemingly full of weeds.
Welcome to our channel. Thanks for watching!
Its cute. like a tractor only smaller
Welcome to our channel!
Tim Christi Rob good to someone tilling its to wet here water standing all over my backyard is like a wet sponge
God Bless All
PaK
What quick hitch did u use for the king cutter? Mone is too wide and I can't find a more narrow hitch
I didn't think RUclips allowed DIRTY VIDEOS! lol
Still waiting for it to stop snowing here in CO!
Took a look at Rods photography, he does a great job!!
This is Rod...Thank you!
Is the K K tillerthe same as you can get at rural king just a different color?
Looks great guys!!!
Tilling/ spading/ seeding .... all about getting dirty hands... Nice video... done a lot tilling for seeding flowers supported by our municipality.
Nice job. He takes beautiful pictures.
Thanks so much for the comment!
It looks like the left side is down lower than the right side.
that better than ploughing job which you could done with 6furrow reversible plough with larger john deere tractor
Maybe use a subsoiler to break up the hard pan a tiller creates and may help the wet end drain better.
Just my limited bit of info.
The issue being that Rod's garden isn't really large enough for a subsoiler to get started properly. They might make a small for precisely that job, but I'm not sure Johnny would be enough tractor to pull it. Maybe a single bottom plow or something. The goal would be to break up the hard pan that the repeated tilling creates at the 4-6" depth that the tiller goes to.
lorzon pretty sure Tim used a subsoiler in the distant past.
I've been pretty pleased with my KK 5' tiller for my Kubota B3200. It chops up the ground really well. I must have an older model, because mine doesn't have a kickstand like your's does. I like that!
Also, have you done a video on your lift Tim? I've never seen one with the platform that would allow you to raise your tractor. Very cool!!
Here is our first lift video.
Need A Lift? Taking Johnny to New Heights!
Tim, where did you get the longer lift pins for the XB tiller so if would fit the quick hitch? thanks
Thought i had them on my amazon store. Not sure. Did a video on this a couple of years ago.
Nice video TTWT... say I noticed using the quick hitch with the tiller, there's a lot of jumping up/down. You think it's a harder soil condition ? I don't use the quick hitch with my tiller, and doing a ball field it didn't bounce at all. I doubt it really matters much, just an observation was all... thanks for the video.
What about in gibson county? Princeton, Indiana
Grew up across the river in Edwards County, IL, Tim.
I can’t attach my tiller and mower at the same time? Am I missing something?
Depends on the order! If mower first, tiller can be attached.
Yanno Rod is good people because he has a Border Collie. Proves how smart he is too!
Are you going to try out a tiller on the Ventrac?
Why do you not power Harrow just asking.
does your tiller actually push the tractor foward and you have to hold the brake and it doesn't at all because I am looking on buying a tiller and I really want a foward turn tiller, but it might push my tractor foward.
It pushes sometimes if soil is really hard. 98% of the time, It does not push hard enough to move the tractor forward.
@@TractorTimewithTim Ok thanks
In your experience, how many HP would be needed to run a Harley rake? Get your dirt right!
Run 5 foot Harley on x740 and x758. Plenty of power tho too heavy for rear arms. X758 on turf tyres and grip was no prob. TJ . N Ireland
I remember the first meeting when Katriel was with you. Didn't you till in standing some kind of growth?
Yes, some perennial flowers. Can’t remember the name.
I was thinking that now that you have woods, you should ask fiance committee if you can rent a wood chipper for the largest tractor! May be for two months.
Hey I need some tilling I live in Michigan johnnie can play with my John Deere 4310
At least your tiller is the right color (wink).
Seriously though, I'm curious what all maintenance and upkeep you do on your equipment that you wouldn't do if you didn't have the RUclips channel. I washed my tractor yesterday, but yours looks pristine... mine does not. I'm thinking you must be constantly touching up paint...
I have not even washed Johnny. Remember, this is a new Johnny this winter.
Have you had to replace tines since you’ve owned that tiller?
No, not yet.
Not so much that’s it’s the toys
Not to be a safety sally but as a small business owner that parks trucks and trailers on the side of roads daily you really should invest in at least three traffic cones to keep you and your equipment safe while parked on the side of the road
Not to be a safety sally....followed by a classic safety sally comment. (Reply will likely be: yes, but xxx people die each year doing ... and we don’t want you to be one of them)
What depth would you use for just reseeding and getting a beer lawn?
Full depth.
Beer lawn???
@@keithbrettell2058 Better. Darn auto correct
Seams to work ok but for me I like a bit more upcurve on the front of the side skids, helps to not dig in as much on uneven ground
sorry but it was quite hard to read the words in the green print with the black background. other than that good video.
Sorry Jim. We’ll try to remain sensitive to this.
@@TractorTimewithTim ok-but just trying to tell ya--the top half was not able to read it. i too like the readings at the end of the video's. this was the first one i had trouble reading is all. maybe go back to different color u always used-.
How do you handle the " trench" that occurs at the end of the tilling past. Do you rake it closed or leave it open?
Depends on the situation.
Not much of an answer Tim
This was my garden and I rake it closed.
Guess what I got .......... I got a JOHNNY!!!!!!
1978 212 lawn tractor
Any farmers watching your channel working up dirt to plant anything are going to start throwing mud pies at you. Farmers over here have not turned a clod yet. Just keeps raining.
NO till!
hey, anyone here that like it when strangers or even family rub the top of your head?, if not why you think dogs like it, stop doing that.
Did I miss how this comment at all pertains to tilling a garden??
@@pohbor5788 :) sry didn't think this was a "on topic" only forum, oh! hey its a comment section, not a forum. hehehe ;-)
Sorry if too smug, been listening to too many r/ stories lately.
@@HeavyDemir Forum, comment, call it what you want. And honestly say/comment what you want. But unless I'm even a bigger idiot than I am, I can't imagine people want to hear what you think about petting a dog when their watching a video on tilling.........
@@pohbor5788 aww so sweet, thank you.
@@HeavyDemir You are very welcome!!!!