Hitches, discs, plows, harrows, tillers

[MaineDad 87]

I have plenty of videos and tillage descriptions on my blog;

http://www.gardentractorgardening.com/search/label/Tillage

You can search video on the right side navigation too...

[Daveycrocket 1]

Theres alot of good info here Guys, Thanks it good to know, makes me think the tiller is the best way to go compared to having to drag 2 or 3 other attachments around to get the same result. There is something really cool about watching the ground just roll over from plowing though.

[gwgdog66 23]

I have plenty of videos and tillage descriptions on my blog;

http://www.gardentractorgardening.com/search/label/Tillage

You can search video on the right side navigation too...

I need to bookmark your site MaineDad. That is what I was looking for when I posted the link for the big tractor implements.

[Jesse James 0]

If you are starting a NEW garden I like to plow them first! That way you wont beet up the tiller or smoke a belt or your clutch!! When you plow you want to make sure that the sod you turned over is relatively dry before you work it again. This way the sod will break up easer when it is dry than if it was wet it will clump and not break up. I have always found that the disc is almost useless!! I live in a area that is relatively sandy area and the disc needs a lot of weight!!

[sawhorse 0]

Also take a look at:

http://www.endtimesreport.com/garden_tractor_gardening.html

:thumbs:

[pumper.atv 26]

hey got you some pics

[Daveycrocket 1]

Holy sh*t, That is a serious cultivator where do I get one of those?

[pumper.atv 26]

your imagination i totally custom built it out of a frame and culivaters from some walk behind thing thats what happens when i get bored