Dude, that's the best demo of this tool that I've seen. This is exactly what I need, thanks for the upload. Great video, kudos to the camera person. I'm going to get one of these for my farm now.
As shown it is useless for veggie gardening. Put the damn wheels on the tiller at your determined depth of the tines digging and not wear your self out as this video demonstartes. My m-55 is set at 8" depth and I have been using it for 5+ years. I've worn out 2 sets of tines in that time and now shopping for the 3rd set.
Not sure. I am not sure how deep corn need to go. I guess this would work it you spent the time. I just have used way bigger and this is not the Most aggressive. I not sure what would work best. depends on how big the area is I guess.
funny story, my friend rented a tiller for $65, tilled a small garden in his backyard, planted corn and tomatoes, maybe some peppers etc... I said how much corn did you plant? you aren't gonna get much out of it with only 1 ear of corn per stalk... He said "no, they each grow 6-8" I said nah man, my cabin backs up to a cornfield in Nebraska, you get 1 and maybe a dwarf ear... He showed me the package, it said it 6-8"... I said thats one ear 6-8" in length, haha, you just planted 15-16 stalks and if everything goes right on that side, you are gonna get about $4 worth of corn... kinda funny, after what he spent, not much, maybe $120 total and elbow grease, he was looking at maybe $30 worth of produce... and that is if everything goes right for a rookie farmer... He just laughed and said "well I'm gonna savor every bite"
I have one not deep enough. Story of my life
OMG LOL.
😂
Bahahaha!
Dude, that's the best demo of this tool that I've seen. This is exactly what I need, thanks for the upload. Great video, kudos to the camera person. I'm going to get one of these for my farm now.
perfect. If i can get the cutting blades closer to do a 10cm or 4" path only; its a keeper
After 4 years the tines are still on backwards.
Great Vid!! 👌🏻👌🏻,, To the point no "BS" Talking... straight forward👌🏻... Tks, just subscribed 😎
As shown it is useless for veggie gardening. Put the damn wheels on the tiller at your determined depth of the tines digging and not wear your self out as this video demonstartes. My m-55 is set at 8" depth and I have been using it for 5+ years. I've worn out 2 sets of tines in that time and now shopping for the 3rd set.
I want to plant corn, and other veggies. Would this tool be ideal for prepping the ground? Or do I need something that can go deeper?
+HOODMONK you need something that goes deeper. This is for laying grass seed.
Best of TOOLS thanks👍
what would you recommend?
Not sure. I am not sure how deep corn need to go. I guess this would work it you spent the time. I just have used way bigger and this is not the Most aggressive. I not sure what would work best. depends on how big the area is I guess.
funny story, my friend rented a tiller for $65, tilled a small garden in his backyard, planted corn and tomatoes, maybe some peppers etc... I said how much corn did you plant? you aren't gonna get much out of it with only 1 ear of corn per stalk... He said "no, they each grow 6-8" I said nah man, my cabin backs up to a cornfield in Nebraska, you get 1 and maybe a dwarf ear... He showed me the package, it said it 6-8"... I said thats one ear 6-8" in length, haha, you just planted 15-16 stalks and if everything goes right on that side, you are gonna get about $4 worth of corn... kinda funny, after what he spent, not much, maybe $120 total and elbow grease, he was looking at maybe $30 worth of produce... and that is if everything goes right for a rookie farmer... He just laughed and said "well I'm gonna savor every bite"
Light weight.
great video! can you make more STIHL action videos with the head mount and other vids using it
James-west oz garbo productions yes sir I will. Any and every tool I can film I will
Horrible start up on Stihl engine ...pull your arm out for a start up lol..glad I took my Stihl chain saw back for a Husky.
Review???? B
HOODMONK works fine if you are not going deep. get a tiller for more that a couple inches
No review?????
HOODMONK lol.