Farmers' Dream Team: BCS Tractor and Its Four Implements for Market Farms

[@bennunn4665]

Thank you, very informative

[@nickbrodziak611]

I have old style walk behind Gravely with a rotary plow. Great tool

[@TomofAllTrades]

Great intro video. BCS tractors are the best. 👍🏼

[@Zlinky111]

Great explanations. Thanks so much. 👍😁

[@ramoncarvajalino618]

Hello, have you used the snow blower to mix the compost, when making bocachi type compost?

[@javideebreck7645]

Question when using the plastic mulch an drip tape . What other implement attachment would you advise to use . Especially when you're planting melons? Appreciate your reply. Thank you !

[@fbatur1661]

Perfect explanations🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@jamesfenter4194]

Could you acheive the same effect as the flail with a mulching mower?

[@matthewjackson9615]

I'm no farmer, but I'm guessing that this equipment is designed to meet the needs of a small scale farm. It seems a bit much for the average backyard gardener. It is fun to watch these things in action though.

[@SammyHenderson-s6o]

I still would love to own one but on a fixed income

[@danieldunn6284]

Every thing you talked about could be done with just the rototiller. Adjust the depth to 2" for harrow. You can run straight down corn and chew the plant up fine. Troy built had adjustable depth since the 70's. 8" what are you growing that has roots deeper than 8". 6" is more than deep enough.

[@bethsanchezyoga55]

root veggies can easily go deeper than 6 inches - esecially potatoes, carrots, parsnips. appreciate the comment tho!

[@funkidslearning9646]

How wide is your tiller....I mean from one side to other side ...;tire to tire?

[@benmunai1617]

Any office in kenya

[@SwampyAcresHomestead]

Love this channel thanks for sharing

[@feralkevin]

I do not see the PDR attachment on the BCS website

[@funkidslearning9646]

Can u recommended what bcs model is best for doing 5 acre farms...? I need to plant corns and clean weeds in spaces of rows but speed working and the most powerful

[@Michael-ki5oz]

Same question.

[@richardclausen154]

Curious which model you settled on. I am looking real hard at the 749 because I am starting with 4 acres of brush with uneven ground, but not sure you need to go that big. Either way, a tractor is not a cheap date so doing my due diligence. Thank you

[@SkyCharter]

Helpful video... thanks!

[@ВикторДержавин-в5я]

Hallo! Could you be so kind to give me a part number of PDR? Can't find it anywhere. Thanks.

[@shambu2012]

what about bed width and tiller width, any advice on this?

[@BBFSGaming]

Why does no one use a proper plow anymore what's wrong with a mouldboard plow ?

[@RobloxJenna1]

are you in Canada?

[@GardenEquipmentReview]

Thank you for your excellent informative video. I used to own a BCS 745 diesel machine, a very versatile machine indeed. I like the idea of the rotary plough, I haven't seen this attachment before, is this something that is available in the UK or just the US? This would be ideal for pulling up the ground in the autumn and then using the power harrow in the spring. I haven’t seen BCS machines fitted with brakes before, this could be a useful feature in some cases, I guess. But for the average market gardener probably not necessary, however I know that BCS make a very universal machine with many different attachments.

[@Roshan10341]

Which model of power tiller you have? And what is the engine specifications (hp)?

[@jamescole3152]

Less talk more action.

[@HealthSupercharger]

Are you selling any of your BCS, I am looking for one. If you hear of someone who is selling one let me know. I live in Vancouver.

[@offgridcurtisstone]

I'll never sell my BCS ;)

[@funkidslearning9646]

If u really need one, just go to the dealers...all dealers are available

[@dinaablazo5868]

How to buy bcs tractor. I am from samar philippines

[@petermueller7407]

Hello Curtis, does Erich have the earthtools axle extensions applied to his BCS? Do u know if it can be used 30" with tiller, flail mower and power harrow??

[@crazytwoknobs]

I don't think it's a differential wheel "Lock", I think you might mean "disconnect", or "unlock", though I'm not 100% sure on that phrasing. Just seems odd to me, as a differential lock on a big tractor is to force the wheels to turn at the same speed, i.e. "lock" them together.

[@BCSAmerica]

The Differential Lock does that on a BCS, too! Without the lock engaged, the wheels are able to spin independently. If one wheel loses traction, simply engage the Differential Lock and after a quarter turn of the wheel, they will "lock" together. Thanks for the comment!

[@GardenEquipmentReview]

I used to own a BCS 745 which had the differential lock feature. It was a very useful feature indeed, locking the wheels over freshly tilled ground kept the machine going in a straight line, much easier.

[@kevinholsten6026]

Which is exactly what it does, pull the lever back your wheels turn and have power together lever forward and one wheel only has power

[@kevinholsten6026]

​@@BCSAmericais what he's talking about,

[@BCSAmerica]

@@kevinholsten6026 Both wheels always have power, but the diff lock locks them together into posi-traction.

[@programmingguy6081]

Why not use a regular compact tractor?

[@offgridcurtisstone]

Sure, go for it.

[@HealthSupercharger]

@@offgridcurtisstone mini tractor takes too much room to turn around right?

[@musabbilal9695]

Price please of9hp BCS back rotary tiller

[@NeedsMoreToys]

Your explanation of differential wheel lock made no sense. Diff-lock, locks both wheels so they cannot spin independently. That’s exactly what you don’t want while turning.

[@Johnrider1234]

Tiller tiller tiller tiller.

[@barrymcdonald9868]

so not no dig?

[@barrymcdonald9868]

went early, minimal till ok?

[@javaman8895]

Who thumbs down an informative video?

[@idriidru4910]

Sackyal