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Read articles →An owner-operator working a garden plot with his Kioti CK2610, this video documents a real work session using three implements back-to-back: an HLA grapple to break compacted, root-filled ground, a York rake for grading and rock removal (with honest notes on what it didn't do well), and a new tiller for its first real test. Light on specs but good for hobbyist gardeners curious about small-tractor implement sequencing.
Posted by the David Bman channel, which appears to be a personal hobby-farm channel run by an owner-operator documenting his own property work.
Not really. The owner says it helped with grading and directing rainwater but it did not pull rocks out in a better fashion, so he switched to tilling instead.
The owner used it to break up solid ground full of roots and vines before tilling, and says it came out really nice.
The owner calls it a monster for such a tiny machine, saying it made short work of the ground and turned clay into nicer soil, though it still hit vines and flung rocks aside.
After the first major rainfall, most of the garden drained well except one spot with standing water that needs to be lowered.
