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Read articles →This is a real-world field day on a Christmas tree farm, not a product review: the owner uses his Kubota L2501 with a new RTA 1250 forward-tine tiller to break up clay soil, clear mud from a rained-out bed, till rows, and run a subsoiler before planting 50 Fraser firs. It explains why he chose forward-tine over reverse-tine for rocky, rooty ground. Best for L2501 owners curious about tiller choice and real tilling conditions, not tractor specs or a walkaround.
Posted by The Richison's Tree Farm channel, an owner using the tractor for actual farm work rather than reviewing it.
Because the ground has a lot of gravel and roots; a forward rotation tiller pops up over rocks instead of pulling them up and possibly causing damage like a reverse tine would.
He shoved the muddy top dirt aside, exposed dry dirt underneath, tilled and mixed it all together, then put dry dirt back on top and kept it tilled.
The rows were tilled up, fertilizer was spread on top, and then the subsoiler was run through before planting 50 Fraser firs the next day.
