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Read articles →A product-focused walkthrough from the seller of the Sigma-built Phoenix Road tiller, covering specific design features, slip clutch, six blades per rotor, removable shaft assemblies, adjustable lift-arm brackets, chain oiler sight glass, then showing actual use on hard red clay across two passes with a 32-hp Kubota. Practical tips on PTO shaft length, depth-skid adjustment, and tailgate position add real operational value. Best for shoppers comparing tiller quality and buyers new to hooking one up.
Posted by the EverythingAttachments channel, which sells the tiller being demonstrated, so the tone is promotional and favors this product throughout.
Check the shaft with the tiller all the way up and again when level, since fitting it up high can mean the shaft is too long when lowered, risking damage to the cross joints.
It has six blades per rotor instead of the usual four, which cuts wear roughly in half so you go longer before changing tines.
Loosen two nuts and slide the lift arm hooks back and forth, letting one side extend past the tractor to avoid leaving a hard, untilled strip.
After two passes with the tiller, following plowing and discing, hard red clay with grass became soft ground ready for planting by hand.
