@Kuv Koj the point is too loosen the ground to airate it and if you walk on it you are compressing the soil and removing the air you have just put into it
Julian Hiatt,One man and his veg. I haven't tilled in years... Did it as a teenager for a local produce grower. I walked behind the tiller as did a heavy older man teaching me. The soil prior to tilling is far more compact than what anyone walking on it behind tiller could do. It will stay very well airated for the initial growing season. Calm down "Gunpowder".
I enjoyed your video. Quite the area you've got there Does that tiller have a high-low going forward? Also, if you can, run your tiller at about 3/4 throttle then you can control it better.
Hello Harry. There is no High/Low going forward. Re the throttle - the ground has some serious obstacles in it and it stalls if on anything other than full throttle when it hits a tree root or a boulder. On cultivated soil I am sure it would be OK. It's a great piece of kit.
@@Charlyfarly2 Been there and done that also. I will let you know how my 1990 Troy Bilt Horse will perform, as I bought a used one a few days ago. It has a 8 hp Kohler with electric start and 2 accessory's.
great bit of kit, temptation has me
Thank you Sir! Nice machine! Good crops!
Thanks for your video I have bought one.
You won't be disappointed
Great video...this is really gonna help me a lot
Great video you handled the machine well but one suggestion from me is try not to walk on your fresh tilled soil
@Kuv Koj the point is too loosen the ground to airate it and if you walk on it you are compressing the soil and removing the air you have just put into it
Julian Hiatt,One man and his veg. Opposed to the air that wasn't there for some hundred years prior?
@@nicknoneya7485 no idea what your saying in that reply
Julian Hiatt,One man and his veg. I haven't tilled in years... Did it as a teenager for a local produce grower. I walked behind the tiller as did a heavy older man teaching me. The soil prior to tilling is far more compact than what anyone walking on it behind tiller could do. It will stay very well airated for the initial growing season.
Calm down "Gunpowder".
if oil is thick and goes down very slowly, you can put bottle into warm water before you start filling up the engine
many thanks..great help
I enjoyed your video. Quite the area you've got there
Does that tiller have a high-low going forward? Also, if you can, run your tiller at about 3/4 throttle then you can control it better.
Hello Harry. There is no High/Low going forward. Re the throttle - the ground has some serious obstacles in it and it stalls if on anything other than full throttle when it hits a tree root or a boulder. On cultivated soil I am sure it would be OK. It's a great piece of kit.
@@Charlyfarly2 Been there and done that also. I will let you know how my 1990 Troy Bilt Horse will perform, as I bought a used one a few days ago. It has a 8 hp Kohler with electric start and 2 accessory's.
Needed to go deeper due to how the dead grass kind of heaped
mai visto nessuno tirare la fune con la sinistra,col braccio piegato,e saltare durante il tiro della funicella....
Sa leke kushton
What HP is it?🤔