How To Till and Rotovate Your Garden With A Subcompact Tractor/Kubota BX

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[@donaldpedigo296]

...Always the most informative tractor attachment provider on You-Tube.....Really good job with the Drone and On-Tractor cameras.....Ted and Peanut are the best.

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[@markward6076]

You just sold me on it, I think I'll look into buying one. I appreciate your teaching effort, I think you fellas do a great job 👍.

[@sandrarichardson2713]

Good demo and good information, too. Thanks for the all the tips you dropped in while he was tilling. Jesus bless.

[@45von]

Ted another Great video, you folks are becoming the Best at video production And equipment selection & design. Just wanted to also mention that I Really appreciate the fact that You avoid all the political & religious BS that is plaguing your state. Thank You for Not commenting on any of this in your video clips.

[@aaronburford5701]

Viewed, liked, shared, subscribed! Love tiller work!

[@jesse8614]

great camera work, drone footage was nice touch too

[@johnhall1614]

I didn't catch if you said if it was chain drive or gear drive, I like the c shaped tines. C shape seems to not leave a plow pan as bad

[@ECCastiron]

Ted, that tiller did a better job on 1 pass than that disc did in 3 passes. Or at least that's what it looks like from the video. When the time comes I'm going with the tiller.

[@jacobmirels9073]

can you use this on unbroken, compacted ground?

[@EverythingAttachments]

You'd get the best results if the ground is first broken with a plow or ripper, but guys do use tillers alone. Just take it easy.

[@frankashby6235]

Thanks for the great video, especially the comments regarding chain vs. gear drives, etc. I am new to country living and have created a 22’ X 58’ garden for our retirement home here in east TN. We ran a turning plow over it late last fall, filled by a multipurpose cultivator, 7 yds of mushroom compost and fertilizer and made 4 passes with a disk just before a great farmers’ rain three days ago. I plan on tilling ear;y next week, but I want to prepare a great seed/plant bed complete with furrows. Which implement do I need for this ?? Thanks again for all your videos!

[@youtubegarden4735]

Bless you @ 11:23

[@googlreviews7813]

Bought a brand new WOODS 48 tiller for my Massey Ferguson GC1725M, haven't used it yet.

[@Jonzuber]

Great video, very informative!

[@jeffrainwater4084]

So you start with a plow, then you till, then you rake, then you plant? Sorry for my ignorance. Trying to learn how this all works start to finish from grass to garden.

[@SWAMPHUNTER644]

I have a cruise control on my tractor and I set it as low as I can go for tilling. Does a great job of preparing a seedbed.

[@harryflashman6828]

Would you always have to plough an area like we see in the video to prepare for planting or could this machine do everything? Best wishes. MC

[@kagnewmp12]

Love this video but unfortunately I want a tiller but I only have the BX 1880

[@masonbrown9570]

Dirt Dog is also an American made Tiller. Sadly you don't see many brands doing that anymore.

[@marilynweber7957]

So, we bought one of these attachments from Kubota directly for our BX25 - every time we have used it it has broken at least one tine . . . Would yours be any different??? Thanks for info - we need to plow up an acre when we move and this one has been awful.

[@juanluna1638]

what would be a good size for a kubota bx ?!?! thanks for the video

[@ElvinoMarqs]

Check Hinomoto HM255, a great subcompact tractor to, with yanmar engine

[@boblogan8344]

I have a BX23S. can i till without the front loader on?

[@EverythingAttachments]

Sure you can!

[@mi2tn]

If you till again right after you got done tilling you should till it going across it at 90 degrees from the first time. Granted you wouldn't want to do this if it's only 1 or 2 rows wide.

[@tsafa]

I have rocky soil. Is the tiller a good choice? Or should I use the disc harrow?

[@wouttiiii]

U should use a stone burier or a reverse tine tiller. In Netherlands we call it overtopfrees there are alot of videos on KZbin

[@robertpayne2717]

What about reverse tine tiller????

[@bullrun1]

reverse tine or forward tine tiller ? L4060 kubota -- for deer clover food plots.. western PA ground...not much rock, a little shale but likely a foot or more down...

[@EverythingAttachments]

Forward tine. Here is a great beastly tiller for your tractor! www.everythingattachments.com/74-Heavy-Duty-Gear-Drive-Rotary-Tiller-p/eta-yjr074.htm Feel free to email [e-mail] with any questions! Thanks for watching!!

[@199wildman]

What causes the dirt to continue to build up in front of it? I have a 96” tiller. Tilling virgin dirt. I have massive mounds of dirt in my field now.

[@EverythingAttachments]

It's hard to say, without seeing, but I'm guessing a higher speed would cause more to build up in front.

[@199wildman]

EverythingAttachment think I got it. The gate was closed to to much.

[@joannes767]

Have to ask why not pulverize the soil, we use an Italian tiller with c tine, leaves the soil like powder. Used it last two years. Best crop we had.

[@EverythingAttachments]

+Joanne Serio Rain will turn pulverized red clay into matter resembling concrete, which is not good for the crops. It also will make future cultivation a chore.

[@funkidslearning9646]

How wide is the rear tine? Price if the Rear tine?

[@roflstomps324]

Great tiller. I like my reverse tiller better though. Gives more depth and it looks like it chops it better.

[@EverythingAttachments]

We offer a few reverse drive models, but they're not nearly as popular as the forwards. Reverse driven ones drain more tractor hp. Also, the depth is hard to gauge and tines throw material back toward the tractor, rather than away. To add, forward tillers are generally heavier, or at least have heavier options, with a better value for your dollar. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@roflstomps324]

@@EverythingAttachments mine is real good. Though, I would imagine the features it has make it cost a lot more. Mine doesn't throw anything at the tractor. There thick, heavy piece of material that looks like a super thick mud flap off a semi that stops anything from hitting the tractor. I don't really find it hard to gauge the depth. What I find is that I have to have the back door wide open because of the heavy flap not letting the soil drop. And, yeah, it drains way more hp.

[@timdenney83]

Looks like this is your 52" tiller will it work ok on a massey ferguson GC 1715

[@EverythingAttachments]

Yes, it will work just fine on your tractor!

[@timdenney83]

how do u ship them. thanks for all your videos

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They ship via LTL freight free within 1,000 miles of Newton, NC to a staffed business or to the nearest freight terminal to you. If you're outside of our 1,000 mile circle, shipping is generally extremely reasonable. Feel free to email [e-mail] for more information.

[@robbass1521]

Great info.much respect

[@scottbehr5690]

Would you recommend one of these for an old 9N. Im afraid the tractors too fast to pull a tiller.

[@trytobetheballpeople]

Keep on keeping on!!

[@moveitback1]

Better to use disc harrow with a tiller or stand alone for either

[@EverythingAttachments]

Ground type and condition can help determine the answer, but the best combination for our clay soil is to plow in late fall, disc in spring, followed by the tiller. Check out our garden series and other playlists here kzbin.infoplaylists

[@moveitback1]

Looked on your site I want to order a row builder from you soon you look like you have some great equipment I have a 2501 kubota didn't see the category it would be under

[@EverythingAttachments]

@@moveitback1 awesome! For the L2501, you'll need the GB60 model. You're welcome to call us or email for assistance!

[@robertsteele8838]

I have a B7100 will this work?

[@EverythingAttachments]

Thanks for tuning in Robert! It will not, the most compact tiller we currently offer is the 62" for tractors with 26-45 HP. www.everythingattachments.com/Tractor-Rotary-Tillers-and-Rotavators-s/76.htm

[@boblogan8344]

do yo carry smaller buckets than a 16" for the bx23S? and what is the cost of those?

[@EverythingAttachments]

Sorry, we do not offer any buckets for the backhoe, but we do appreciate the inquiry!

[@AnonymousSourcesConfidential]

You should be working in the booth for Cup series NASCAR. Especially since Waltrip retired.

[@vspd303]

What do you recommend reverse or forward tines

[@anthonygjolaj3140]

what would you recommend to till a 5 acre property. How deep do you set the setting, and what about drainage?

[@EverythingAttachments]

We offer several sizes of tillers ranging from 42” up to 120” and will be glad to help you choose the perfect one for your application. There are several variables for choosing the right rotary tiller, but the size will depend on your tractor. Feel free to email [e-mail] for further assistance or call 866-581-5818. Thanks for the inquiry!

[@buddyboy1953]

Great video !!!! What is the cost for one of those rototillers ???

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Thanks! Click the following link to see the various tiller sizes, prices, pics and even more videos with Ted n Peanut! www.everythingattachments.com/Everything-Attachments-Tillers-s/10530.htm

[@juan887]

How much cost this tractor I'm one buy

[@veteranveteran9915]

Can I just com e to you guys directly with a trailer to buy 1 or 2 pieces of equiptment? I live in Pageland SC and have a new BX2670

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Yes you may, however you should call and make sure what you are looking for is in stock first! 1-866-581-5818

[@jasoncleghorn905]

Wish I had one!

[@johnmcook1]

I WISH YOU COULD RENT THEM AT HOME DEPOT

[@SWAMPHUNTER644]

The first year of tilling up sod, it's best to let it lay fallow a year so the sod can rot away. Decomposition really heats up the soil and can kill some seeds.Till it again in mid and late summer to keep weeds and weed seeds down.

[@therackroutine1938]

Did you shoot something in this video?

[@Barnagh1]

Very nice little machine. Your operator could eliminate a lot of his turning by starting another run further over on the plot.

[@harveyrousejr.2069]

Ive got a Deere 3320 compact is it about the same HP as this Kubota?

[@ericupchurch6167]

You should know 😂 nothing stopping you from acquiring that information 😂😂😂😂

[@davidklein1565]

So I've got 3.5 acres of uneven slight hill yard and would like to get it more level and smooth. Would this tiller work for my situation.? Thank you..

[@EverythingAttachments]

It would, but you may not need to use something this aggressive. Feel free to give us a call or email [e-mail] for more ideas.

[@buddyboy1953]

I have a question for you ?? How come your son Peanut, doesn't talk ?? He seems to drive all the tractors with ease,did you teach him ??

[@EverythingAttachments]

Haha!! Peanut is a lifelong friend of Ted's. He's actually several years older than Ted and has been operating tractors his whole life! Oh, and Ted talks enough for the both of them!!

[@buddyboy1953]

Hahahahaha you answered my question !!! thanks

[@ericupchurch6167]

Thought peanut was a bit slow 👀😂

[@alonsoseminario7656]

Como hago para leerlo en español

[@MrJohndeere3720]

do u guys sell tillers for a tractor thats 21 PTO HP?

[@Jeg_er_tyk_og_grim]

that kubota if it is a bx23xx should have a pto output of 19.5HP. so if you stay under 58" of a tiller you should be good

[@MrJohndeere3720]

+Tyler Kruckman o ok thanks. :)

[@EverythingAttachments]

+MRJOHNDEERE3720 Absolutely, we have tillers for any size tractor. Find one you like or give us a call and we can recommend one for your tractor. www.everythingattachments.com/Tractor-Rotary-Tillers-and-Rotavators-s/76.htm

[@MrJohndeere3720]

+EverythingAttachment o ok thanks. :)

[@Antique803]

Would love to see it run in raw ground.

[@0freedom490]

What is the hp of the tractor?

[@EverythingAttachments]

The tractor is a BX2670. 25.5 engine hp and 19.5 pto hp. Thanks for watching!

[@0freedom490]

Thx :)

[@phillipknowles1258]

Peanut looks like he is about to fly into a RAGE!

[@damodoesall6240]

What HP is that BX?

[@EverythingAttachments]

The tractor is a BX2670. 25.5 engine hp and 19.5 pto hp. Thanks for watching!

[@jamestubb1949]

Where is peanut??

[@nonyadamnbusiness9887]

Funny you have to tell people South Korean products are quality products. Samsung and Hyundai are two of the world's largest corporations.

[@klw042560]

Nonya Damnbusiness I

[@Nellyontheland]

Some people will ONLY buy (in this case) a US made product! They have to be reminded that not all implements are US made! "Dissapointment later, makes you a hater"!

[@ericupchurch6167]

Yes you have to tell ppl that because South Koreans hasn't always leaded in anything

[@roncook8566]

Well they have for the past few decades

[@FK-kr3xs]

Still leaves huge chunks

[@EverythingAttachments]

It takes a couple of passes in certain soil conditions. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@swashington942]

That's a neat little tractor. Lol

[@crazyfarmer2564]

Needs to go slower and let the tiller do its job. In my opinion

[@theprfesssor]

Hard to believe much can grow out there when the soil is all clay

[@ericupchurch6167]

Quite sure this was just demonstration

[@bigmelonslego6249]

in some instances clay can be very hard to grow in, but in others it is the best, for example if you dig a bigger hole than needed for your seed and put in soil, it works great because clay holds an enormous amount of micro nutrients that your plants love.

[@zorin40]

well to quote from the movie Taxi Driver looks like the man Ted is "loaded" - attached to a nice bank account. Seriously- Australia is so backward as far as ag is concerned - rarely get a service like E/A and seldom get useful products like the ones shown. Everything costs a fortune to start with and very little customer service.

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Thanks for watching! Yes, Customer Service, Quality and Value are VERY important to us. We treat customers as we prefer to be treated when doing business with a company!

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Yes, it appears that Australia needs new government. 🇺🇸

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That 🥜

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Dear Santa.......

[@EverythingAttachments]

Ho, Ho, Ho! #StayTuned

[@shemmo]

interesting how red soil this is, like on mars :D

[@Z71Ranger]

It just don't cut up that grass very well at all...

[@EverythingAttachments]

+Z71Ranger We could've chewed it up more by lowering the tailgate and reducing ground speed, but we did not want the soil pulverized into a powder, which would turn the clay into concrete when it rains. The garden plot had been plowed less than a week before tilling. Ideally, you should give the vegetation enough time to decompose before running a harrow or tiller over it.

[@Blagger3000]

Tractor is driving too fast for the tiller to do a good job, slow down!!!

[@mrbubetube]

YOU NEED TO YELL LOUDER!

[@fiorevitola880]

Korea?? What about America made? Please get it straight...

[@quiquito8708]

Spam of my canal

[@user-tg1eu1jh9o]

I don’t want foreign made equipment

[@sctodd1]

Good show but you need to quit talking about china parts. Half the market is full of china parts and so are the tractors too.

[@keithweedt7236]

You talk to much. Let us watch what ya got.

Made in korea!And so its top quality!????No damn way.Thastuff is trash.

[@andrewseamans1419]

What size tiller would you recommend for a Bolens/Iseki tractor

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What is the model number? You're welcome to email the request to [e-mail]