1st time with tiller

[tempforce]

i finally got the place cleaned up in a couple areas to make it worth the time to hook up the tiller.
it works great…
i got some deer corn planted and two gallons of wild flower seed… now i need it to rain tonight, so i don't have to water…
planting wild flowers, no lawn… hopefully i won't need to mow more than twice a year this way…

 

[Bulldog]

That sounds like fun. Nothing better than quality time with your bota.

 

[skeets]

Food plots and wild flowers,,,, I like how you think

 

[osut362]

Just curious.....where did you buy 2 gallons of wildflower seed?.....Al

 

[Jdservice]

Ok I purchased a kk 48" tiller about 3 months ago hooked it to my 234 ih and killed the poor little tractor with in 10 foot so I borrowed a buddy's 1225 massy like to have killed it. The company I work for traded for an L2800 so I purchased it 3 months after the tiller since I bought it it has rained every 3 days. It finally gave me a chance to hook up to the tiller tonight the L2800 handled it like a man I love this little tractor.

 

[gpreuss]

Just curious.....where did you buy 2 gallons of wildflower seed?.....Al

I once bought about a gallon can of "1 million wild flower seeds"!! Just for the record, I got about every kind of WEED you can imagine!!! Queen Anne's Lace, dandilions, THISTLE - you name it, it was there. Took me many years to finally get rid of it all.

Maybe NOT such a good idea...

 

[skeets]

Yeah that don't sound like it,,guess its one of them read the label things first.. I got in to almost the same thing with bamboo,, Im still tryin to kill that stuff off

 

[brown10]

A lot different down here in central Florida. My little L175 sinks my 48" tiller and turns it with ease. Nothing but sand. We have to add compost, potting soil, etc just to get stuff to grow. In contrast, the soil over by the west coast is great. Sure is easier than walking behind one though. Enjoy!

 

[bandaidmd]

My little MF205 runs mine just fine you just have to have a fat girl sit on the hood for ballast.