MUST-HAVE TOOLS: Troy-Bilt Tiller + Hoss Tools Wheel Hoe | Drip Irrigation 💦 | Planting Tomatoes 🍅
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- Опубліковано 15 кві 2024
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Getting the garden ready for planting, getting the drip irrigation system put in, and planting some tomatoes. The old troy-bilt tiller and hoss tools double wheel cultivator are two tools I couldn't do without!
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Hopefully ya’ll enjoy some footage of the garden! More to come!
We are working on our garden as well here on AK Ranch (northern Cal.) Keep up the good work.
Awesome! I hope you have a successful gardening season this year!
My grandfather's 1978 Troy Bilt Horse Roto-Tiller just went to my cousin a couple weeks ago. Still has the original Tecumseh HH-60 engine on it. Just needs new tines and a new belt. I haven't used it for years, but it didn't have fuel left in it at all, after sitting since 2017 I put some gas in it in hopes it would run, at least good enough to load it on the trailer to go to my cousin's....throttle at about 1/2 way, full choke, 3 pulls on the starter rope and it fired up....I have a roto-tiller for my tractor now, if I ever have a garden and my cousin has another Troy Bilt Roto-Tiller he's gonna take the 2 and use parts from both to make 1 good one I guess...which means they'll both sit for 20+ years and never be touched again LOL. I'd love to get my hands on a Troy Bilt PTO Horse model and the attachments they had for them.
LOL! That is awesome that it started after setting for that long. The ethanol gas today is the worst thing for these small engines, especially if they set and aren’t used. Well one good thing is since it’s a Troy-bilt he can let them set for 20 more years and they still work! Ha!
@@arrowjmfarms I run 91 octane non-ethanol LOL, otherwise the carburetor would have been trashed....plus I ran it out of gas before I stored it too. For the slight price increase for non-ethanol I always use it in my lawn and garden equipment, and that's why, I want the equipment to actually work for more than a season LOL.
I agree! I do the same for the smaller engines. They run way better! If I don’t do 91 I’ll at least get ethanol free when I can.
@@arrowjmfarms The station I go to for gas has premium (91 octane) ethanol free....its more expensive than regular with ethanol, but I don't have engine issues with my small engine equipment, which now is only my old Troy Bilt TB115 push mower. When I had the lawn tractor I used ethanol free with it as well....never put regular gas in either of them, and the roto-tiller always had the same as far back as I remember.
Looks like you might have done this once or twice before. Nice job.
Maybe a time or two… ha! Hope your spring is going well!
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
I have kicked around the idea of selling some. For the most part can quite a bit to store and use during winter. What we don’t can, we eat fresh or give away to family and friends. Thanks for compliments!
I also germinate most everything. I either start them in trays or direct seed in the garden. I start my tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants. I will usually germinate my own broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, and lettuce. Everything else I direct seed including squash, okra, beans, peas, radish, zucchini, cucumbers, melons, etc.