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Read articles →This episode follows the channel's owner taking his B2601 and Land Pride RGA1258 tiller to a nonprofit youth ranch for a community garden workday. The tilling footage is real-world rather than a demo, and there's a useful moment where a loosened top link causes visible tiller lean, prompting a practical fix. Closes with a brief intro to hydrostatic controls for first-timers. Best for viewers curious about the tiller in actual use, not a buying comparison.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on experience from his own 33-acre farm, so content reflects a hobbyist DIY perspective rather than a dealership or professional standpoint.
The top link turnbuckle had vibrated loose even though it was tightened that morning, causing the tiller to lean back and need re-leveling and a tighter lock nut.
Yes, the previously gardened section turned nice and powdery after a couple passes, while the new, uncultivated section was clumpy and needed several more passes.
Press the pedal forward to go forward, and step on the back part with your heel to go backward, running in low gear for control.
