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Read articles →Distinct for showing a first-ever tiller hookup on an RK25 (called RCade 25 here), including a DIY PTO shaft sizing referenced from a prior video. The actual footage covers two tilling passes on a sloped garden plot, rock removal between passes, and a depth note, about three inches at maximum setting. Best for RK25 owners curious how a 60-inch Tar River tiller performs on rough, rocky ground.
Posted by the TNT - Try New Things channel, which appears to follow an owner-operator learning and documenting tasks on their own property as a hobby.
At maximum depth setting, the tiller goes in about three inches, according to the operator after testing it on the garden plot.
Yes, but it uncovers large rocks, some 12 to 14 inches across, which have to be picked out between tilling passes.
The video shows two passes, with rock and stick removal in between, and notes another pass will likely be done before planting.
