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Read articles →This is a homestead vlog, not a tractor review: the owner uses his Kioti CK3510 and Woods BSS60 box blade to till up a weedy garden plot for the second year running, angling the blade with a hydraulic top link to break up ground instead of buying a tiller. It's a real hands-on task with before/after results and honest talk about weed problems, but wrapped in farm-life footage (dogs, chickens, dinner) rather than tractor specs. Best for owners curious about using a box blade as a makeshift tiller.
Posted by Woodland Acres, an owner-operator sharing casual, personal footage of using his own tractor for homestead chores rather than a formal review or dealer walkaround.
Yes, the owner uses the box blade to break up weedy ground, which lets a push tiller go through much easier afterward, avoiding the cost of a dedicated tiller.
Yes, the owner added a hydraulic top link this year, which helped angle the blade so it could dig into the ground much easier.
After running the box blade, about 90 percent of the weeds were gone, leaving the ground ready for a push tiller to finish prepping the soil.
