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Read articles →An owner-operator filming a real tilling session in a small backyard garden with an LS MT226E and a 5-foot Titan gear-driven tiller. The video shows the tiller working soil to boot depth and notes the shuttle-shift tractor handled the load without strain. It briefly highlights the Titan's gear-drive and replaceable tines versus belt-driven alternatives. Best for MT226E owners weighing this specific tiller pairing.
Posted by the Glass Family Homestead channel, which appears to be a personal homestead account sharing owner experiences rather than a dealer or commercial reviewer.
Yes, the video shows the LS MT226E did not struggle one bit pulling the 5-foot Titan tiller, tilling the garden soil deep enough to bury a boot.
The Titan tiller attachment is gear driven, not belt driven, and its tines are replaceable, so it can be repaired rather than discarded if it breaks.
The video notes that being a shuttle shift tractor, it maintains a bit higher horsepower rating at the PTO compared to hydrostatic drive tractors.
