[Gitpicker]

My new tractor was delivered last week. I put 5 hours on it last weekend. Took Friday off for delivery. Tilled up the small garden with the 52" Woods tiller and planted peas and radishes. Went out to the big field, tilled up a section, then removed tiller and deck. Attached a hiller-bedder and made 2 long rows for 'taters. Planted them, then covered them back up with the bedder discs. Found many uses for the FEL already. Filled in holes, leveled some ground, and moved around the big brush pile to get it ready to burn. I LOVE IT! Should have bought it sooner!

 

[Mike X485]

Congrats, looks awesome. :trink39::trink39:

 

[APinNY]

Very nice! Congratulations! You have already broken it in. Enjoy! :trink40:

 

[stladrill]

Congratulations! Nice machine. :fing32:

 

[craigbaill]

That tiller looks HUGE!!!! Nice setup.

 

[Birdman]

Congratulations!
Which hiller/bedder did you get?
And is that the Sparta dealership you bought from?

 

[Diesel Powered]

Nice rig. Congrats and enjoy. :drunkie:

 

[slkpk]

Congrats and have fun with it. slkpk

 

[Full Moon]

Awesome! Have fun!

 

[PA318Guy]

Bedder discs that's a new term for me! Nice looking 'Bota!

 

[Brad]

Congratulations! Nice looking machine you have. That'll serve you well for many years to come.

 

[Eight]

Enjoy your machine. Congratulations. :bananapow

 

[Gitpicker]

Yep, that tiller is pretty big. It's wide enough to cover both tire tracks. Can't run my tractor wide open yet, but had no problem tilling at 2800 rpm. I bought the combination garden package from Stevens Tractor Company in Lousiana. I ordered it on Tuesday, and had it by Friday, just in time to plant. Shipping cost quite a bit, but it was worth it. Very nice unit. It has the 2 discs to set on angle for the rows, 4 cultivators and a sod buster/potato digger. I had never heard of one before I started my research on SCUTS and implements. I saw these hillers on you tube, and they looked like real work savers for creating beds/rows.
As for my Kubota and attachments, I bought them from Rolf implement in Greenview Illinois. Great people, really know their stuff. I still can't believe I finally bought a Kubota and stopped trying to farm with a 4 wheeler and a disc! So far worth every penny. Can't wait to try out that big belly mower.