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Read articles →An owner-operator filming himself actually running a 7-ft Taylor Way tiller behind a Mahindra 6075 on a Minnesota food-plot cornfield. The video covers PTO neutral safety habit, RPM and speed choices for tough stalks, eco-mode limitations for ground-engaging work, and a specific warning about PTO shaft cover damage caused by a hitch contact mistake. Best for owners curious about real-world tiller operation or that Taylor Way implement specifically.
Posted by the Luke da outdoor guy channel, an apparent hobbyist/landowner sharing firsthand experience from his own property with no evident commercial affiliation.
If it ends up on the ground in neutral, the tines can spin and roll instead of locking in place and tearing up the ground.
No, eco mode does not work well because tilling actual earth needs a lot of power, though it might work for light duty fresh cutting.
If the tiller is put down too close to the hitch, the PTO shaft rides on it and can chew up the shaft protection cover in minutes.
No, it is usually a two-man job because the gear transmission makes it hard to line up and the tiller is big and awkward.
