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Read articles →A retired owner-operator in North Central Florida compiles a month of real B2601 work into one video: debris burning with a grapple, mowing, tilling a lakeside beach, stump grinding, and light paid neighborhood jobs. It spends real time on practical details like PTO shaft hookup, tiller clogging in thick grass, and avoiding getting stuck, useful for prospective buyers wanting to see what a sub-compact handles day-to-day.
An owner-operator channel documenting retirement projects, so expect a candid, hands-on perspective with no commercial or dealership affiliation.
Raise the deck fully, lower the adjustment, drop the deck, remove a pin to drop a part, pull two lock pins, then remove the drive shaft, which is easier if lubed beforehand.
Thick grass wraps around the tiller and causes it to skip or clog, requiring the operator to stop, flip the drive, and manually pull grass out, taking about five minutes each time.
Yes, the video shows it picking up a log about 7 feet long and heavily loaded debris piles without problem, described as impressive for the tractor's size.
The video shows debris burning, mowing, tilling a lakeside beach, stump grinding, and small paid neighborhood jobs, showing the tractor used for more than bucket work.
