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Read articles →This is a real-world work video, not a spec review: an owner uses the Max 26XLT with a five-foot tiller and loader bucket to clear built-up dirt from an HOA drainage pond, tilling and scraping down to soil, then hauling loads away. It shows practical tiller/loader combo work and skid adjustment, but it's a mid-project update ending before final grading, so treat it as part one of a series.
Posted by the K6 Outdoors channel, an owner sharing hands-on footage from their own property project.
The owner tills up the soil with the five-foot tiller, then uses the loader bucket to scrape and push the loosened dirt out of the way, repeating until reaching the desired depth.
Setting the skids all the way down keeps the tiller from digging in very far, so it only removes the top couple layers of soil.
About eight inches of soil was taken out, with roughly ten bucket loads, about fifty cubic feet, hauled to the owner's house.
