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Read articles →This is a casual, unscripted clip of one owner helping another hook up a Woods RTR 48.3 tiller (using a John Deere quick hitch) to a Massey Ferguson GC1723E for the very first time. It covers real first-time hookup snags, a gearbox leak they investigate, and a quick reverse-driven tilling test in rocky soil. It's a short, informal how-it-actually-went video, not a polished spec review, best for owners troubleshooting their own tiller hookup.
Appears to be an owner or friend helping another owner on their own property, not a dealer or paid review, so expect informal hands-on impressions rather than polished marketing.
They used a John Deere quick hitch attachment, since that was the only one available locally, and got it connected despite some initial confusion.
It is reverse driven, not forward. The owner didn't realize this when ordering it, and it was the first reverse-driven tiller the helper had seen.
They noticed leakage coming from somewhere on the gearbox and tightened a bolt, which seemed to stop it from other spots, but they were unsure where to fill or refill the gearbox.
