BCS 739 with tiller & pdr...Prepping 30in garden beds.

[@WhatWeDoChannel]

What a nice tiller! I reckon BCS is the best.

[@marielefebvre5891]

Thanks you for making this video. All the others are so perfect and professional. But you look more like us and watching you starting out made me feel better this morning. We’ll get the hang of it!

[@paulweiterer6630]

That's true, no one should be ashamed when you need some practice to figure stuff out. But it's always funny to see Americans fumble with shifting rods and gears to a european :D Keep up practicing!

[@mototron1000]

If you want the PDR (and you do want it!) you must have a 26" or 30" tiller, which means the tractor must be the 722 or larger. The PDR was not available when I purchased my 722 with a 20", otherwise I would have purchased the larger tiller. If I could do it over, I would buy the 732 because of the differential drive. That turn he is making to get to the next row is IMPOSSIBLE with the straight shaft. All that fumbling with the shifter and PTO position is easily cured by slowly easing out the clutch ever so slightly while holding pressure on the control rod. Do yourself a favor and get the electric start. All that said, MY BCS TRACTOR IS MY GREATEST GARDENING INVESTMENT.

[@growoldcreek8638]

The BCS is amazing piece of equipment with all kinds of great attachments

[@GullahGeecheeFarmer]

That's a nice tiller. I'm working towards one!!

[@growoldcreek8638]

i was lucky and got a loan from a friend. It's the best tiller and makes bed prep more enjoyable!

[@fabieneldridge3414]

Yep, that’s a big tiller in that small area ! Things never are as simple as people would like you to think .

[@isaacbiliji1502]

Where, How and much is BSC obtainable.

[@garyreinke5161]

Talk about overkill! A $6000 machine to till under 1200 sq ft