John Deere x739 with King Kutter XB 48 Tiller

[@JesusismySavior-d1u]

Nice job cool tractor and tiller 👍😃

[@dustybooksdiy]

Thanks 👍

[@rubinbrown8142]

Looks great!!😊

[@toddjacobs5660]

Does a nice job 👍

[@dustybooksdiy]

It does!

[@alimamybangura1399]

Thank you for the video you have helped me greatly 👍because I was wondering if I could get something like that to do my gardening. ❤

[@dustybooksdiy]

Comments like this make my day. This is the reason I started doing these videos.

[@manmeetworld]

Dog loving it

[@Hoaxer51]

Nice looking dirt, I’ve got all clay here in northern Ohio.

[@dustybooksdiy]

I was fortunate that I was able to get some Peet that was dug out of a swamp when I made the garden. Otherwise my topsoil isn't the greatest either. I'm always adding compost to it also, so it should get better over time.

[@The1025r]

You need to get the RPM’s up. Give it done throttle next time. Not sure on the x series, but my 1025 has a marking on the rpm gauge for where to run PTO RPM’s at. Not max, but close… like 3k. Nice job tho.

[@dustybooksdiy]

I did start with the RPMs a bit low. I did speed it up when I was tilling back to the end. And then when I did my second pass over everything I bumped it up some more as the tiller was going deeper and starting to load up the motor. But yes as a general rule that is correct.

[@dustybooksdiy]

Don't forget to Like and Subscribe. I will be doing another video of the x739 with the snowblower in a couple of months, so keep an eye out for it!

[@mikehoke8970]

How much does that tiller weigh? I thought they were on the heavy side for an X700 series but it looks like you're doing alright

[@dustybooksdiy]

According to the MFG. it is 524 pounds. I wasn't sure if it would handle it myself, and the only reason it works is that it is really close to the machine. I wouldn't go any bigger myself. It is at its limit.

[@sgfordmustang]

is that a pto drive mower deck or A belt driven

[@dustybooksdiy]

It is pro driven

[@Hoaxer51]

It has a shaft drive for the mower deck and the deck has a belt to drive the blades from the gear case, just to be a little more specific.