That tiller was awesome! Man... like a fluffy cloud of soil there! I can also appreciate the hard work you did for all those shots in the intro -- top notch! :)
have the same tiller and love it. I now have to use a sawed off post for the stand because I just lifted mine up and probably inserted the pin and didn’t fasten it??? but I tilled a 5 acre field for a friend so he could fix ruts and i’m guessing my stand fell off in a rut to be somebody’s treasure years down the road haha. So make sure you always latch the pin or just leav the stand at the parking spot
DUDE, READ THE INSTRUCTIONS IN THE TUBE ON THE TILLER!!!!!!!! The chains are to be connected to the tiller and the PTO hood on the tractor. They keep the shaft cover from turning. The support rod is NOT supposed to be used while tilling, again, READ YOU INSTRUCTIONS IN THE FREAKING TUBE before you pull and arm off.
Lol well you are about 1 year and 4 months late with your comment. I appreciate you going out of your way to use all those capital letters, however, we got it under control hahaha. FYI…. I haven’t ran it with the support rod since, so all good 😉. Thanks for watching!
@@FerkoFamilyFarm Way to handle some crankypants feedback. A lot of effort went into all those exclamation points, too, I think. Thanks for posting this video. I had been looking at this tiller, so this video was helpful for me, so I picked one up today.
That tiller was awesome! Man... like a fluffy cloud of soil there! I can also appreciate the hard work you did for all those shots in the intro -- top notch! :)
O yeah that soil was so soft and fluffy, everyone wanted to play in it lol. I appreciate that feedback and thanks so much for watching!
I'm buying a tiller now. I learned a lot and I appreciated your video. Thank You.
Using those kind of tiller's are awesome I have a Ford 3000 tractor and a 6 foot tiller made in the United States
Yes I have a Ford 3000 diesel tractor with a 6 foot tiller it's awesome
have the same tiller and love it. I now have to use a sawed off post for the stand because I just lifted mine up and probably inserted the pin and didn’t fasten it??? but I tilled a 5 acre field for a friend so he could fix ruts and i’m guessing my stand fell off in a rut to be somebody’s treasure years down the road haha. So make sure you always latch the pin or just leav the stand at the parking spot
haha I'm sure someone will be wondering what that is when its dug up in future lol.
Thoe chains go around your toplink to keep the pto shield from spinning with the driveshaft.
Thank you very much for that feedback! Also, thanks for watching
I've got a 2 plow I plowed my neighbor and my daughter and our 2 garden's with and tilled them with my tiller it works great
Rock on y’all
Be sure to check your oil
Looks like your wife and kids enjoyed the dirt too
Just coming across your video! Thanks for sharing! How's the tiller treating you?
I absolutely love it! It’s so smooth and tills great.
Let's go!! Love it. BTW, if you're interested in some new decals for your tiller let us know! We can hook you up! @@FerkoFamilyFarm
I have the Titan four foot tiller they make a great machine but there customer service is the Pitts
I haven’t had to deal with their customer service yet
It looks like it's been tilled once before it's being tilled now.
It was old garden area in which the top layer was scraped off with tractor bucket. Wasn’t tilled yet
God bless,,
You need to check your oil
Won't subscribe until I know if I like the video!
Fair enough, makes sense
DUDE, READ THE INSTRUCTIONS IN THE TUBE ON THE TILLER!!!!!!!! The chains are to be connected to the tiller and the PTO hood on the tractor. They keep the shaft cover from turning. The support rod is NOT supposed to be used while tilling, again, READ YOU INSTRUCTIONS IN THE FREAKING TUBE before you pull and arm off.
Lol well you are about 1 year and 4 months late with your comment. I appreciate you going out of your way to use all those capital letters, however, we got it under control hahaha. FYI…. I haven’t ran it with the support rod since, so all good 😉. Thanks for watching!
@@FerkoFamilyFarm Way to handle some crankypants feedback. A lot of effort went into all those exclamation points, too, I think. Thanks for posting this video. I had been looking at this tiller, so this video was helpful for me, so I picked one up today.
@@jameswhite6388 it is an awesome tiller. I am sure you will love it too. Thanks for watching!
Not the best vedio of tilling.
I’m sorry to disappoint you. Although I’m not sure what a vedio is lol
Hi Jacques, I'm looking forward to your video on tilling. I clicked on your name and didn't see one, but perhaps I missed it.
Buddy, I think you need to go back to school and take FFA.