How to use a Rotadairon soil cultivator. Full Demo.

[@HybridWoodworks]

Best demo I’ve seen yet of that attachment. Thanks.

[@rotadaironcom269]

More to come :)

[@vi683a]

This is like a good movie..... Always looking for the Sequel.

[@framfull]

Does the roller cover the ruts?🤠

[@Prutsprogrammeur]

Does it have a shear bolt and where is it situated?

[@robinvb5323]

We recentely bought a rotadairon 145 niv. (150 working width), perfect in combination with our New Holland 50 hp. Construction is extremely solid and absolutely made for a long life use, weight is about 515 kg. As a landscaper I tested a lot of other stone buriers, but nothing, really nothing beates a Rotodairon. Not in construction quality, not in working result. I save a lot of time compared to my previous machine (no rd). The hydraulic side shift of the roll is an easy and usefull feature. This is how they all should been build. Why working with a Lada when there excists a Lamborghini? A satisfied customer 👌

[@rotadaironcom269]

Glad to hear it! Thanks for the fantastic review.

[@brandonkyes354]

How is it doing now? How is it to get parts if needed? I know they are manufactured overseas. Would you recommend this if I have compacted clay soil with 2" rocks?

[@robinvb5323]

@@brandonkyes354 Still very happy with the machine! No problems so far and I don't expect any. Not much can break down. There is a slip clutch on the drive, if you get large objects stuck in it it will slip. Put the Pto in neutral and drive the machine backwards and the object usually comes out by itself. The machine is powered by a chain in an oil bath. The manufacturer is in France. I am from Belgium. The dealer where I bought it has been working with them for years.

[@robinvb5323]

@@brandonkyes354 You can always drive a cultivator through it first to decompact the soil. 5 cm is no problem. Of course, you should have enough soil to 'cover' the stones. Rest assured, you won't see stone impacts in the tiller's bucket, it is very solidly built.

[@josefw-st4829]

is there a seeder to put on ?

[@harley2003jfjf]

Where can I get one in the U.S.?

[@dirtyrotter4057]

Whats rhe price on one of these in 6 foot.

[@johnclaffey7218]

Is this machine suitable for reseeding paddocks used for dairy cows?

[@rotadaironcom269]

Absolutely

[@chrisbortel6337]

I have A LOT of different size rocks throughout my yard. It used to be farmed but now we want to seed it with grass. Would this unit be ok to use? Is there a certain diameter rock to avoid? And would it jam up the tiller part of the unit?

[@rotadaironcom269]

This should help - kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3PNgYiorrF-orM

[@rotadaironcom269]

and this - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYrFdo1pfcaHY6s

[@flat6fever680]

Beautiful!

[@beronosgarden5501]

What is the horsepower on the tractor?

[@rotadaironcom269]

Sorry for the delayed response. That's a John Deere 4410 and it has 34.6HP.

[@raybird2535]

That thing works better then a harley rake

[@rotadaironcom269]

While we like Harley Rakes for many applications, the depth of work, rock filtration and final grade end results of our Rotadairon are ideal when one desires more than a general surface knockdown.

[@petebusch9069]

I checked your website and it has very little information on the different models and there is no where to purchase one. Are you just getting started in the industry?

[@rotadaironcom269]

Here are the different model specs. static1.squarespace.com/static/5dd86de5fd94f3074aa5b650/t/6203ef9ffa35555d76c4f148/1644425119784/RotaDairon+Specs+-+FOB+OR+%282%29.pdf

[@rotadaironcom269]

Not the kind of thing you purchase online. Best to talk to someone over the phone.