All About Wheel Hoes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 พ.ค. 2021
- Today Greg takes us out to the garden to learn all about the different double wheel hoe attachments, how to use them, and what function they serve. Tune in for some great information on the double wheel hoe and how it can help you in the garden!
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Greg not gonna lie I didn’t come to this channel for you, but you keep this stuff up you got a real fan. Love hearing you talk out in the garden and not just on row by row! Keep it up man!
Greg I got mine a few months ago and just played with the attachments for about 3 hours . It can be adjusted to all kinds of designs . Its making me look like a master gardener .
I purchased the double because of this video. It arrived 30 minutes ago. I'm so excited to try it. Refreshing my memory, so I'm watching again. Sure looks like a high quality tool.
Best tool I have ever purchased. The cultivators are hands down the best attachment.
We have one on our wishlist!
Thanks Greg, keep the Videos coming!
I haven't stopped in in a while Greg, good video. Yesterday I got back into the garden after a week of absence. Needless to say with the rains we had and the warm temps, weeds were back! I decided to use the cultivator teeth to go at the weeds, usually I use the 12" oscillating hoe. My soil is pretty rocky, but I have been working on it for the last 7 years! It looks and grows pretty good now. Well after cultivating the garden I had a lot of weeds lying on top of the ground. I decided to try the disc cultivator on my wheel hoe and set the angle of the disc inward. Zoom! In a few minutes the little cultivator had buried 85-90% of the weeds that I had upended earlier. I will probably try that again! It was fun and I burned 400 calories in that one hour according to my "FIT BIT". Gardening, a low impact exercise where one eats the rewards!
I grew up over in Tifton and my Daddy always used a push plow. This is of course an upgrade to what he used, but I love that this reminds me so much of him. I'm in northeast Georgia now...gardening is a bit different here!
We're really late getting anything going in the garden this year for a number of reasons, but yesterday I noticed flower buds forming on some of the weeds and knew it was time to DO SOMETHING before those weeds bloomed (and not wait any longer for the tractor to be fixed). Out came our antique Planet Jr. wheel hoe with an 8" Hoss oscillating blade attached (I love the fact that Hoss attachments fit the old Planet Jr's!!). An hour later I had all those big, tough, threatening weeds cleared out of a roughly 1,000-square-foot section of the garden. And I'm a middle-aged asthmatic female! Thank you again, Greg and Travis!
Thank you Greg 🧡🌄That's a pretty 3 day tattoo 🦋😀
I purchased mine last year and what a difference! I usually used a rototiller which I learned promoted weed growth. These Wheel Hoes are amazing.
You are too funny! Love the tattoo😂 👩🌾
Excellent video! Thank you, Greg!
I have the single, double and the seeder; and I love them all!
Last year, I hand watered EVERYTHING!
This year, I Put out drip tape. LOVING IT!
I used the seeder for my corn. It really saved my back!
My FAVORITE attachment - the oscillating hoe. It works like a champ!
LOVE our HOSS Tools, Thank You Greg!
Bought one this winter and can’t wait!
Looking forward to get one.
Great video Greg! Very informative! I really like the new sweep design! My old ones are hanging tough though! That's a lot of good info that should clear up a lot of questions!
Been working on building out the backyard garden plots, and I need to get one of these in my garage. It looks like a super useful, extremely versatile tool.
Wishlist item for sure!
That’s is one cool piece of gardening tools. Wish I had a garden big enough to use it! I’m in a small urban setting so I’m bagging it this year!
Got my Double Wheel hoe and used it to side dress corn and peas. Took me a minute or two to get the "feel". Worked grrrreat! Love it!
Can you hill or side dress corn on one side of the corn with the double wheel hoe when it gets too tall to go between the wheels?
Great video! I enjoyed the little sneak peak into your tool shed.
Awesome tools! Still looking to buy one soon!
I use mine a lot! I love it.
You done good Greg.
I'd used the plow and cultivator attachments on my double wheel hoe that I purchased earlier this year, but hadn't used the sweep attachments yet. I had some sections in the brassica section of the garden that had grown up some pretty good sized weeds I hadn't been able to hoe, just trying to get the garden in. Finally have most of the garden in and it was time to hoe this area which was looking pretty tacky, especially around the cabbage which were the first transplants that went out a couple of months ago. I watched this video and saw how you had the sweeps pointed out and separated a bit, with a cultivator sweep in the back placed in the gap. I wasn't sure how well it would work on my black gumbo soil, though. But boy did it do a great job. I was really pleased at how well it cut down just below the ground and cut the stem off the roots. Got to go back and do some hand hoeing between plants in the row yet, but the rows look so much better and the setup on this was really easy to use. So glad I have this hoe with the attachments and to have seen this video to give me some best use tips. Thanks, Greg.
Great butterfly Greg!
Great video and quite helpful. Gonna have to add a couple upgrades to my DWH.
Beautiful! Thanks
Love mine! Learned some knew ways to use it! 💚
Thanks for these videos. I've been wanting to learn more about wheel hoes.
We had the double in our cart along with the drip irrigation kit. When it came time to order, only had enough money for the drip kit which is doing great! For now I’ll keep using the flimsy old ones I got on marketplace. Seeing this makes me anxious to get the money saved up to get it!
Very cool!
Blessings
Thanks for a great video
This was a very helpful video Greg thank you. My young years I garden in the north east, but now I’m in central Florida gardening with a 3 year old. We will be moving to a farm and this video help me know your my go to person. 🤟🏻
Glad it was helpful! Good luck with your move.
I ordered one today! Looking forward to using it in the garden!
Thanks James
25 years of farm work wreaked my rotator cuffs, just watching this has my shoulders burning. No push plow for me. I retired years ago and any cultivating in my garden will have to be done with a tractor.
Sorry about you injuries. Yes we all have to do whatever works for us.
Really great information!! That’s my kind of tatt. 😂. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks
Thanks Greg for the presentation! I am just enjoyig mine. But I am pleading to open a shop in Africa to help most farmers saving energy and money.
Someone send Greg a pair of designer sunglasses and a smart watch. 😎
I picked up a single wheel and am waiting on the weeds!
Tip. If you are expecting a rain before the weeds you cultivate want have time to die. You need to wait until you have a stretch of dry weather. So the weeds die. If you cultivate, and it rains. The weeds will re root!
In my opinion, the plows in the furrowing position work best on the single wheel hoe, especially if you like to make more than one pass. As when you come back through the same furrow to clean it up or make it dealer, the single wheel drops down into the furrow really well.
Ooh! I am worthless now! I just received the Hoss Seeder! Though it was almost dark I had to give it a trial run... awwwwesome! Love it. Tomorrow I'm planting beans and who knows what else :- ) Thanks!
Thanks, enjoy planting.
Where we can buy this?
@@armidamadrigal31 hosstools.com/product/double-wheel-hoe/
@@armidamadrigal31 This site, Hoss Tools. Wheel hoes and Seeder... both work great for me. May God bless.
Lord have mercy! Just when I think I've gotten all the attachment I need, you go and show me more! LOL, let me clarify this. I have all of the attachments I need, but I'll be dogged if you've done shown me a bunch more that I want! Today I've spent some quality time with my double wheel hoe and drip tape layer attachment. Tomorrow, I'm hoping to spend some quality time with my seeder!
Love the tat ... 😆 🤣
Careful everyone... it's like McDonald's Fries... one is never enough! I now have two, and still want another one. I have a fairly large garden, more than 10,000 sq ft, and I just want dedicated wheel hoes for various things. I'm resisting, I'll be retired in a year, and I'll have more time than money. Personally I am partial to the sweeps for cultivating, but those plows are invaluable for creating a furrow, or hilling.
Can you make an attachment where I can change the angle at which the cultivator teeth are contacting the ground?
Will take a look at this for future developments.
Oky
I must say this channel has been very helpful to me. I do have a question though. If I Bury my driptapes, do I need to change my pump to a bigger one as a result of the increased pressure acting on the driptapes?
no
According to the Planet JR instructions, you are NOT to back up the wheel hoe each stroke. It will leave an uneven soil surface. The correct technique is to push the hoe (as you were doing it), and pause (without backing up), and during that pause make any steering adjustment for the next stroke.
They also said NOT to push it like a lawn mower, probably for the same reason that you need to keep it on track with the crop row.
Good deal. One day gas maybe hard to afford to run a tiller.
Hoss Tools, what do you recommend to stop the wheels and implements of my double wheel hoe from rusting?
PB Blaster
Used one when years ago when I worked for a farmer here in the UK. We called them push hoes.
I have a double wheel hoe and I love it and I use mine all the time I find that the 3 teeth are the best better tha 4 cause with 4 does not plow that good I like it more than a tiller
When do you think you will have the push planter back in stock
The seeder is back in stock now!
I see you have a horse trailer how many horses you have and what breeds love your videos from zone 5 B northern Missouri
A draft horse and a donkey.
I purchased my hoes 4-5 years ago and have used them extensively. Like all things mechanical it needs some refinements. From the many videos of row by row I’ve viewed Greg appears to be very mechanical minded with an abundance of common scene. That’s two attributes many are lacking. I would love to see the planet jr design refined to make it hardier and simpler. The 19 century hardwood handles need to go and be replaced with something that don’t require as much maintenance. Maybe EMT conduit. The way the handles adjust needs to be simpler.
The wheel axles need to be more durable. They wear out if you push it in these Carolina clay soils. All in all Greg and Travis have definitely got the hoe market cornered.
My family began with a Allis Chalmer B and C. We now have a fleet of John Deere. With that statement I mean all things over time need refinements that make their purpose simpler. I’m not an armchair quarterback, I’ve used about everything you sell and find it good.
Thanks.
What size and brand of greenhouse is shown in this video? Thanks.
atlas 10 x 12
I see you said the 12 inch oscillating attachment isn't good for clay soil. Would that be the case for 2 6 inch oscillating hoes on the spreader bar as well?
That should work well. It has more support.
@@gardeningwithhoss thanks a lot
Should it be helpful to add a grease zerk to the axel?
Not really needed Leslie. It’s not turning fast enough to generate the friction or heat requires to wear any of it out in this lifetime and actually in my opinion, if you add grease anywheres on this machine then you actually do more harm than good cause the grease will attract dirt and sand and could actually act as a slow turning grinding wheel and actually start wearing it out defeating the purpose of adding the zerk
no
sir , why there is no hoss tools working on hydraulics to decrease our effort especiallly if the soil is compacted and heavy ? is that possible ?
We have been, just not any results to publish. We work on many things behind the scenes.
@@gardeningwithhoss so do you have powerful manual tools that can dig around 20cm in the soil (without motors) . and what is its price? thank you a lot for your help.
not as of yet.
Discount if u get entire double wheel with attachments?
hosstools.com/product/double-wheel-deal/
Very nice,how can I get one to buy
www.hosstools.com
@@gardeningwithhoss I'm in Ghana west/Africa, can it be shipped to me,I need the double wheel hoe
I not that bright won't the tool in the center cut your plant?
In this configuration, you would go down the side of the row.
@Hoss Tools ok I understand you now
Help me I need a double wheel cultivator that can help me plant soybeans and give quotation soon the better
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What do you mean "lay off a row"?
to mark off rows for planting with a plow or hoe
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price in india
We have international shipping option on our website. www.hosstools.com
I'm sure it could be a useful video, but there is no sound... and it's been out almost a year??
We have sound with no issues. I've tested on several devices.
@@gardeningwithhoss Nope, after 3:05 no sound
I'm poor man . And every poor man farmer I've ever known had one of these until I seen the price . Wow it is high and not for the common gardener. Due to the price . But I know u get what pay for . I just wish yall had a poor man plan . Arkansas prices jk.lol
I respect u guys , great advice all the time . Tho
You can build you own using the fork off of a bicycle. Link: th-cam.com/video/dNTDJq3Cr_A/w-d-xo.html
Thanks man. Thanks hoss . I love all yalls stuff and watch all yalls videos good stuff
Hoss. What can we do about root knot nematoads
Military or military brat? I see the round scare from the vaccination. Cute tat btw
neither. it was from vaccination
Our age, every single one of us got those vaccinations at school back in the day. That was back in the old days when we could trust vaccines tho, now they are causing big big problems.
You would sell more of them if they weren’t so expensive. Great tool, but it costs too much for those who it would help.
The quality and craftsmanship is worth the price. This tool won't have to be replaced. Save up and invest to save time and have a garden with fewer weeds.
Their wheel goes are junk, Don't buy. I bought one and it bent the first 20 feet of use.
. We sell thousands every year and they have a guarantee. If you are having issues please email or call and we as always will make it right.