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Read articles →A real-work volunteer project at a church gives this video its hook: Tim uses a Rhino rear blade on a John Deere 5-series for the first time, comparing it to the loader for moving dirt and cutting a drainage swale through rooty soil. You get honest first-time fumbling with blade angle and wing adjustments, a frank admission that a skid steer would suit the tight spot better, and some accidental mirror damage to close. Best for owners curious whether a rear blade handles roots and rough grading.
Tractor Time with Tim is a family-oriented owner-operator channel; Tim discloses the Rhino blade is a sponsored product but frames the review as a genuine first-use learning experience.
Yes, Tim says the blade was tough as nails and kept popping roots as he cut the swale, even with surface level roots out there.
Tim takes the wings off and says it allows the blade to cut a lot better and lets him angle it while cutting, calling it a lot better.
Tim admits there is no way a tractor this size should be working in there, saying a skid steer would be the best for that job.
