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Read articles →A casual day-two follow-up vlog showing the creator's cousin finishing a tilling job with a 5-foot King Cutter tiller after a rental tiller broke mid-project. It covers tiller offset technique to handle wide rear tire spacing and observations about tilling wet soil, but stays at a conversational, surface level with no specs or settings discussed. Best for viewers curious about small-farm tilling workflows or the Momma Got A Tractor channel's ongoing projects.
Posted by the Momma Got A Tractor channel, which appears to be an owner-operator sharing personal small-farm experiences rather than structured how-to content.
The tiller is only five feet wide, so it's offset to cover one rear tire track since the tractor's back tires are spaced far apart for hillside work.
Yes, the video shows the tiller grinding up the soil well even though the ground is described as super muddy and a little wet.
It broke halfway through the tilling project and was still not fixed, so the creator's cousin came to help finish with his own tiller.
