I have never seen a seeder like that with the rototiller in front with the roller. Makes me think I could place my rototiller in front of my seeder and just rough up the surface. Looks good. And of course, how much was that seeder and how wide? Thanks.
Yes, you could do a separate pass with a tiller or build a hitch to pull a seeder off the tiller but you would want a seeder that matched the width of the tiller. The one thing on this one that would be difficult to recreate with the would be the straight blade option that just opens the soils versus fully tilling it. Seeder is 5ft wide and I bought it used for about $10k
I was wondering where in GA you live. I saw in another of your videos that you had load of compost hauled in. I am in need of the same and wondering where to acquire. I am south of Atlanta
I get mine from the city of Lawrenceville. They pickup leaves and trees on the curb then shred them as part of city services so they always have a bunch of mulch to get rid of. I would suggest looking for a city near you that has this service or if you're looking for fresh wood chips I think many tree services give them away if you make it easy enough for them.
That thing is sweet for sure
Great camera angles
I have never seen a seeder like that with the rototiller in front with the roller. Makes me think I could place my rototiller in front of my seeder and just rough up the surface. Looks good. And of course, how much was that seeder and how wide? Thanks.
Yes, you could do a separate pass with a tiller or build a hitch to pull a seeder off the tiller but you would want a seeder that matched the width of the tiller. The one thing on this one that would be difficult to recreate with the would be the straight blade option that just opens the soils versus fully tilling it. Seeder is 5ft wide and I bought it used for about $10k
I was wondering where in GA you live. I saw in another of your videos that you had load of compost hauled in. I am in need of the same and wondering where to acquire. I am south of Atlanta
I get mine from the city of Lawrenceville. They pickup leaves and trees on the curb then shred them as part of city services so they always have a bunch of mulch to get rid of. I would suggest looking for a city near you that has this service or if you're looking for fresh wood chips I think many tree services give them away if you make it easy enough for them.