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Read articles →A casual family garden session using a John Deere 1025R with a Heavy Hitch middle buster to trench potato rows and a hillier to cover them, not a how-to guide so much as an honest account of what went wrong (stabilizer chains loosened, trouble staying on the row, discs possibly too far apart). Good-natured and conversational; most useful to someone curious whether tractor-mounted Heavy Hitch implements are practical for small-scale potato planting.
Tractor Time with Tim is a family-run hobby-farming channel that includes a sponsored mention of Heavy Hitch with a discount code, suggesting an affiliate or sponsorship relationship with that brand.
Yes, the middle buster hooks into the two inch receiver hitch and dug the trench work for the potato rows without trouble.
The rear stabilizer chain had come loose again, causing play that made it hard to stay on the row even after tightening it.
The video references seed pieces placed eighteen inches apart, three to four inches deep with eyes up, aiming for fifty to seventy-five pounds of potatoes per fifty feet of row.
