I have many of the RYOBI products. That cultivator looks solid Justin. I am sure you and Melody will dig up all kinds of stuff! Good advise from the son! JOINED and look forward to future content! Take care! 👍
About how deep would you say you were able to till with the Ryobi? I'm looking to get a tiller to break up some compacted dirt where grass used to be. Spent several hours at it with a mattock, and was exhaused, and barely hit 5% of the area I need to break up (600sf). TIA.
Hello my friend. The instructions say you can go to 8 inches deep, I would say it does go 8 inches with out issue. This cultivator is light weight though so if your using it on grass it may bounce around a lot, it worked well for me. Good luck and have a blessed day. =)
I'm sure you already solved your problem by now but for others, I would suggest wetting the area down at night every night for a week before trying to break up packed dirt with a mattock or turning it with a shovel.
I think the net is for the grass? At least that’s what we found when we dug a hole for our satsuma tree. Never figured lawnscape needed netting but it makes sense to me. Lol
If 80 feet is enough, a 14/3 is more than enough. Or you can use the 80 Ft. 14/3 and a shorter 12/3 extension cord from the outlet. Bigger wire carries voltage with less line loss. 25 Ft. of 12/3 is little line loss. 10/3 romex with all weather plug and recepticle attached 50 Ft long with a 50 Ft, 14/3 extension cord would get you there with very little line loss.
Great video question how long did it take you to do that area? That will give me a ballpark idea for my own yard I just bought one it will be here today. Thanks 🙏
I called Ryobi and they said simply use your tiller with wheels….in fact now that I think about it your theory would apply to ALL TILLERS AND IM SORRY BUT THE WHEELS ARE THERE FOR A REASON!
for women you have to go step by step you went so fast as far as assembling and then you should tell show the women this to use these screws to put this so step by step is good for women we're newbies
For...women? This is a review, not an assembly. I would not feel comfy showing anyone how to assemble this. What if they got hurt. :) Follow your enclosed instructions and be safe, friend.
I've had this in my shed for years...still boxed up new. This video makes me want to finally put it to use
I cut our internet line!! Lol..and this Lil' booger cut through vines. Had to stop a good bit to pull vines off wheels. Love it!
Thank you for sharing. Have a blessed day
Thank you! You too!
Good video! Thank you. I'm picking one up in the morning!
Thank you. =)
I have many of the RYOBI products. That cultivator looks solid Justin. I am sure you and Melody will dig up all kinds of stuff! Good advise from the son! JOINED and look forward to future content! Take care! 👍
Thank you my friend. =)
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She's so caring. Sweet.
Thanks!
@@MelodyCrochet "Like a bad movie". I loved it.
You had 666 subscribers. I had to change that
LOL. Thank you
About how deep would you say you were able to till with the Ryobi?
I'm looking to get a tiller to break up some compacted dirt where grass used to be. Spent several hours at it with a mattock, and was exhaused, and barely hit 5% of the area I need to break up (600sf).
TIA.
Hello my friend. The instructions say you can go to 8 inches deep, I would say it does go 8 inches with out issue. This cultivator is light weight though so if your using it on grass it may bounce around a lot, it worked well for me. Good luck and have a blessed day. =)
I'm sure you already solved your problem by now but for others, I would suggest wetting the area down at night every night for a week before trying to break up packed dirt with a mattock or turning it with a shovel.
I think the net is for the grass? At least that’s what we found when we dug a hole for our satsuma tree. Never figured lawnscape needed netting but it makes sense to me. Lol
That does make sense, thank you =)
Just got mine but discovered the electrical cords, I need a 100ft. one, can be very pricey at over $60 :(
If 80 feet is enough, a 14/3 is more than enough. Or you can use the 80 Ft. 14/3 and a shorter 12/3 extension cord from the outlet. Bigger wire carries voltage with less line loss. 25 Ft. of 12/3 is little line loss. 10/3 romex with all weather plug and recepticle attached 50 Ft long with a 50 Ft, 14/3 extension cord would get you there with very little line loss.
Great video question how long did it take you to do that area? That will give me a ballpark idea for my own yard I just bought one it will be here today. Thanks 🙏
Its been a little bit since we used it but about an hour. Good luck =)
how easy is to rake after taking off all the grass?
I'm not sure what to compare it to, but it seamed easy for me. Have a blessed day =)
Thank you
Anyone have issues with hitting sprinkler lines?
you are not supposed to run it with the wheels, the wheels are for transport only
Thank you for letting me know. Have a blessed day my friend =)
@@happyhomecrafts no problemo! Take care brother!
I called Ryobi and they said simply use your tiller with wheels….in fact now that I think about it your theory would apply to ALL TILLERS AND IM SORRY BUT THE WHEELS ARE THERE FOR A REASON!
Lol, what?
How long did it take you
To till the soil roughly 1 hour for a eight foot by ten foot plot. =)
@@happyhomecrafts That took an hour? How many passes? Any fatigue? My arms are like jelly after using my Ryobi weed eater for 20 minutes.
I cut through a line . Don’t know where or who’s it was. My internet still works so 🤷♀️ oopsies neighbors. Sorrryyyyyy.
for women you have to go step by step you went so fast as far as assembling and then you should tell show the women this to use these screws to put this so step by step is good for women we're newbies
For...women? This is a review, not an assembly. I would not feel comfy showing anyone how to assemble this. What if they got hurt. :) Follow your enclosed instructions and be safe, friend.
not worth it , ok but just not upto job.
They still design them with the wheels in back. Face palm.
Thank you