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Read articles →This dealer-produced video distinguishes itself by actually putting a pre-owned Kioti NX5510 HST cab tractor to work making a food plot on real Tennessee ground. A salesman walks through three Titan implements back-to-back, a double moldboard plow, a 60-inch disc harrow, and a 7-foot tiller, showing each in use and honestly comparing results on unexpectedly rocky soil. Best for buyers curious how these implements differ in practice.
A dealership channel (Larry Stovesand Equipment Nashville), so the presenter and on-screen operator are both staff members, and the video carries a clear sales-friendly tone including a phone number and plug for the tractor being used.
The plow turns over ground and brings up nutrients but needs a follow-up disc or tiller pass. The disc alone took several passes to break up old hay field ground with grass roots.
Yes, the tiller made quicker work of it in one pass without needing multiple trips, tilling the rocky ground well, while the plow and disc also worked but needed more passes.
Keep extra shear pins on hand since rocks can break them, and use a PTO with a slip clutch to protect the implement from rock impacts.
The tractor had 120 hours currently, and the sales manager planned to put on probably two hours tops while making the food plot.
