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Nice job

Thanks. Can't beat the OLD School Stuff!!

WELL WELL WELL....... SO much for the "NEW SCHOOL"?????? On OLD SCHOOL. Jay Co, Been around a 100 Years!!!! Old Gramp's Had those Back in the Day. Matter a Fact, Everyone had em!!!

Thanks for the video! What tractor do you have? I’m looking for a tractor for 20 acre homestead overgrown to shit and am overwhelmed

How many ‘ from one post to another?

I have this powerful machine 😊im from Goa#India but right now this is not available 😢 here ..this is the best machine ever...still my machine is in good condition

Great video.Shows how it really is.

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That’s just part of it. Have a good weekend

Thank you for sharing your experience!

Could a person use a 25 horse tractor with any of these?

Good information. Nice job.

YOU MUST LOOSEN THE LOCKING NUT BEFORE ADJUSTING THE BOLT.

How much did that loud cost

Good way to strip the threads without loosening the jam nut.

I just put a new transmission oil seal on the one my Dad bought in 1976, i got the briggs and stratton with the reverse gear pulley... these old Troy Bilt tillers are built like tanks..

So easy when no rocks I live in a moraine

Great video. Now I know when it’s time how to check the brakes. Thanks for sharing. God Bless.

Just found this video and I think my 2020 telluride is doing the same thing. Thanks for uploading

Good to know. I just ordered one and then saw your video. I don’t plan on doing any offset work, but it would be nice if that lever was tough enough for it. But the harder they make it, the more brittle it is.

Thanks for the great video

I have to change a carb on mine since I found the same American made one, mines the troy 8hp briggs that troy did for uhaul in orange but it was painted red by the guy I bought it from. You can see the orange under the red that says uhaul. I bought the furrow attachment and changed tines and it's totally different, it walks by itself. See you in more films

Very informative article thanks!

Helpful information. Nice job.

I need one of those. Great video

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a grapple mounted on the top would be very useful to grab the trees, roots, and branches to help rip them out and transport them.

Hey man, I just found one of these tillers in a pasture but it's missing the engine. Could ypu possibly post a video on how your motor is mounted and the operation for me so maybe I can bring this one back to life?

Thanks for this geat vid. This will be my first time and this vid helps a lot.

Might as well go ahead and go for the side tilt especially with a box blade.

I have a 1970's Troy-Bilt Horse that was my Father-in-Law's. New bolo times last year. New B&S 6.5 Hp engine eight years ago. It works and works. I have a 56" Simco tiller on my compact tractor for the first pass in the spring (tilling in the leaves & compost we spread in the fall/early spring) but the Horse is a great "fine work" tiller to finish for planting and weed control when set shallow.

That way all organic grass beef are good.

They work great, mines in the 80s, they make throw aways today like cars. Great reviews

Hey bud, nice vid, did you end up doing a speed test and is everything stable?

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Great video, thanks for sharing!

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I’ve used straw to mulch tomato plants many times,,it worked great

Interesting topic. Just as some feedback, there is a lot of rambling, especially at the start of the video. Having some talking points prepared and / or cutting it a bit more could make the video more enjoyable. Keep it up though! Make sure to make follow up videos and try to measure the results quantifiably.

Had to redrill holes for the shocks closer inward to lower it supposed to be two lift much higher got everything fully extended it was eating my tires on inside really fast this will extend the life of the cv joints

Nice video with some very helpful information.

From SC...ok first your soil looks wonderful. Why such a big garden? Do you sell some of your produce? What all do you germinate yourself? and yeah they don't build tillers like they use to...Good video

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From someone who did 2 different gardens with a 7 HP Troy-Built, you are not utilizing the machine to its best. I tilled my garden back and forth completely, then cross-tilled completely, then laid out my rows and used the hiller-furrower, which you have, to make raised beds so they were twice as wide as the regular beds. When making my raised beds, I would walk beside the machine to keep from walking on the freshly tilled seed bed. I would cover my beds and walks between them with about 4 or 5 layers of old newspapers and straw for mulch, which would be tilled in at the end of the season. I used the companion planting method for my plants and kept my chart for the garden from year to year to keep rotating the plants. Mulching with newspapers and straw and cut grass really helps besides not compacting the soil by walking on it. The T-handle on the top of the transmission holds the handles in place and only should be hand-tight so the handles may easily be moved to the side by turning the T-handle. You said you have the time disengage for travel, fortunate you; that came out the year after we bought our machine.

Nice job using what you have to make your life easier.

Big garden the ole hourse did a good job grocery prices it will be a good year far a garden

I agree💚♻️🙏🏻

So, you can waste water by not mulching because you have drip irrigation? Poor presentation on a few things said.

Put a screw or nail in the dirt at the base of the plant the cut worms cannot cut around the stem