Ledgend force 20" tiller in action
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- Опубликовано: 10 апр 2023
- Does the job with no issues in hard pan clay. This thing is a beast. Very heavy. Hard to push when in neutral. If I have more then a few feet to move it. I start it up.
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like the shirt sir. thanks for your service to the nation. bought this tiller at hd for 199.00 , hope its a good one.
Thank you
Be digging in. Thanks for showing it in action.
These are on sale @ Home Depot for 200.00 right now.
I bought one today, It is still in the Box. Can't wait to see how it works.
Does a great job
Does a great job of digging
Amazing
I have two older Troy built tillers. Both have the hiller furrows.
kills it.
very interesting old rototiller I hope he will help you for many years to come good luck
Got mine last night! Looking forward to using it with my clay soil!
She is a beast
Hi, At the front of the Legend Force Rear Tiller there is a long spring that is wrapped around a metal cable. The spring in my tiller came undone. I'm trying to figure where connects to on both ends? Could you send me a picture of the spring and where it connects at both ends please?
what is scarify on the gear box? i know of furrow
Fancy for tilling.
Bought one two weeks ago.
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If i need to get such product from Tanzania( east Africa) , how to get a new one .
I'm in need of it .
Please consider my request
Just subscribed. Thanks for sharing man! Just ordered one. How do you like the other settings furrow, stall, and scarify?
Furrow works good for planting, creates nice hills for seed. I use that after scarify. Scarify works good to get the dead plants and roots from the top layer of the soil. After that I lower it to dig deeper. Stall stops the tines from rotating.
@teklifeadventures7375 thanks for the quick reply man! I am stoked. Still have a week or so til it arrives at the depot. Any chance u would be willing to make a furrow video? I'm trying to figure out what the tines do differently that create the furrow and ridges; maybe only the center 2 rotate? Thanks for the insight brother
Also I am guessing scarify is the only tilling setting?
No problem. I try to get on every day or two. Doesn't always work out. Furrow setting the tines turn in reverse. All tines turn. I did shoot some video showing furrow. Will see if I can find it. Many peeps give bad reviews as they say it keeps stalling. That's because they dig to deep on first pass. In my bee apiary the soil is good loose black dirt. That just takes one pass. So just keep that in mind. Also this thing is beast and gears are tight, so hard to push. I always start it to move it from garage to where I need it.
It will till in furrow also. Wheels pull forward and tines turn in reverse. Just not as good. Thanks for subscribing.
How is it for tilling "New ground" - not previously tilled?
This thing is very heavy. Digs untouched ground excellently. I am very pleased with it. I had an area for my bee garden that was clay. It chewed it up with no problem. Made three passes with it. Tried to do it with one pass. It got away from me. Almost pulled me too the ground.
@@jonathanphelps-hq1be I ordered it from Home Depot
I am going to film digging in hard pan clay. Hasnt been touched since the ninties. Should be up in a few hours. I am 100% satisfied with it.
RTT's are very hard to operate when taking deep cuts, they drift in the direction they want to go and the only way to steer (because it's so long and anchored by the tines) is to stop, pick up the HEAVY tines, reverse and change direction.....do that over and over and see how you feel at the end of the job.
Compared to front tine these are way better. Just take shallower bites
@@yamahajapan5351 maybe if it's open ground, but if you have to till close to plants ,forget it, front tine tillers are waaaay less work.
Never had a problem with control or drift. Easy to turn. I just lift on the handle and turn. Not lifting the whole thing. Digs much better than front tines for the price.
@@jaycounts4717 I’d invest in a new tool called a hoe….
@@TomTom-qh2qm I borrowed an earthquake rtt from my neighbor and tilled my garden (36 inch wide spaced rows) and it was a frigging wrestling match to not till my plants under...then I went and bought a Troy built Colt ftt and I could till within an inch of where I wanted. If you like them that's cool. All I'm saying is they're not as easy to operate as advertised.
Does the rotor go in reverse or only forward?
Does both. Look at 11:21
Yes
Looks dangerous when the tines grab traction! :O Might need to run the tines in reverse for safety.
Can get away from you. As soon as you let go of the trigger you hold down, the tines stop fast.
How do you adjust the gear box?
One lever on gear box. Very stiff. I hit it with the palm of my hand to move it..
Y do some hav one handle lever dose that modle not hav reverse????
Reverse is on the gearbox.
I'm looking at 2 of the same models now ( LF20212RTG / LF20212RT ). Both from HD. Both $ 650.00. 1 has a reverse gear. other than that, can't see alotta difference.
I just got mine. I'm very disappointed in it. It stalls easy and hardly tills to any real depth without stalling
If you try to dig too deep on one pass it does stall. In hard pan clay I made three passes and it did the job. Also I had to leave choke partly on.