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Read articles →This is a casual, real-life working session rather than a tractor review: Ed hitches up an RGA1258 rotary tiller to his B2601, one-handed due to a fractured wrist, tills roadside strips, and then hand-seeds sunflowers, cosmos, and zinnias with his wife. You get a quick tip on loosening the top link before swapping implements and a mention of using a drive-shaft extender with a quick hitch, but the focus is the gardening project, not the tractor. Best for B2601 owners curious about real-world tiller hookup and light tillage use.
Ed is an owner-operator on a 33-acre New Jersey farm sharing informal, personal accounts of his own property work on his DIY-focused channel.
Loosen the top link before removing it from the current implement, so it is already loose and easier to adjust when attaching it to the next piece of equipment.
He used an extender with a quick hitch because his drive shaft was already sized without the quick hitch, and it worked out fine.
Mexican sunflowers and Bee's Knees wildflowers in a crop circle, Henry wild sunflowers along the road, and cut and come again cosmos and zinnias along the front area.
