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Read articles →A solo owner-operator working through a rented six-foot tiller hookup on a Massey Ferguson 1740M, filmed with a makeshift camera setup. Covers removing the PTO cap, sliding the driveshaft onto the PTO stub, connecting the three-point arms, and setting the sway bars, all with candid fumbling and real-time problem-solving. No specs or settings are explained; the value is watching an inexperienced user figure it out alone, which may reassure beginners in the same boat.
Posted by the Momma Got A Tractor channel, who presents as a self-described beginner learning implement hookups on their own property.
Back the tractor up close enough to slide the telescoping driveshaft onto the PTO stub until the safety button snaps on to lock it in place.
Set the stabilizers out pretty far so they do not swing around and tear up the tractor tire, and lock them tight on the same setting.
It matches the width of the tractor tires, so there are no tire tracks between tilled rows and no need to offset the tiller.
