Just Tilling with a Kubota BX23s and RTA1250

Quick video I took to show off the RTA1250 Tiller a bit more, this was the tilling process before I started terracing my garden this year. That video is coming up soon so please hit that subscribe button and stay tuned!
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[@MyClutteredGarage]

Love my Land Pride tiller too!

[@albynospyder4120]

Just bought a bx23s and the tiller. Great video.

[@LukyNumbrKevin]

Great choice! You won’t be disappointed! Let me know if you have any questions!

[@ritterjon]

That tiller really does a nice job! I bet you enjoyed that tractor time. I like your reverse lights.
Keep on tractoring! 👍

[@LukyNumbrKevin]

Always love tilling, easy and quick! Thanks on the lights, bought them of amazon and hardwired them my self. Have a light-bar facing forward as well.

[@BiffsEquipment]

Love the tiller, id like to get one this summer for sure 👍🏻

[@LukyNumbrKevin]

The tiller is awesome! Love it!!!

[@lennya2022]

You should make a video on how to attach and detach the rotary tiller. Not much videos out there for that and I can’t seem to figure it out. I’m sure it’ll be help to much people

[@LukyNumbrKevin]

I can definitely do this for you! I appreciate the video idea! Keep them coming!

[@on4acres]

How has this tiller been holding up? I’m looking to get one this spring.

[@sreichert08]

Did you have to cut the shaft on the tiller to fit in length? Thanks!

[@LukyNumbrKevin]

I bought the tiller from the dealer direct and they cut the tiller shaft for me. Even being cut it is tight, might need to take an inch off of mine.

[@jayzeeshawn]

Do you have left and Right brakes?

[@LukyNumbrKevin]

Nah, just one brake peddle on these small tractors

[@donaldlambert7819]

I don't have a tiller for my tractor. But it seems to me that these tillers basically only scratch the surface, and don't go very deep. Is that the case? Or do they actually dig deeper than what they appear to? OR, is it one of those things that if you want to go deeper, the more times you go over it by scratching the surface, the deeper it eventually goes? Just curious as to how they work....

[@LukyNumbrKevin]

I can try to do a video on this soon. Tillers can create a "pan" where the tiller blades scrape the dirt. I think this is one of the cons of the tiller as no-till would not create this pan in your garden. I can get this tiller to grind down about 6"-8" from existing grade and it fluffs it up to about a foot of total depth if the moisture content is nice and low. That's on the full depth setting when I am scratching out a new garden.
When just leveling a lawn area, which I need to do hear soon, I drop the depth gauges so the blades are only scratching the top 2"-3" of grass/soil and mulching it up.
Since I have to do both soon I will try to get a comparison and drop a depth gauge do see actual real world depths, garden vs. lawn.
Thanks for the comment, hope you watch more of my videos in the future!