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Read articles →Derek, a homeowner recovering from a medical issue, finally gets out to till his roughly 55-by-25-foot garden using the RK55 and a rotary tiller. The video is a casual, real-time first pass, he finishes and points out a mistake worth noting: he forgot to check his top link angle, leaving the tiller pitched wrong. Useful mainly for owners curious how a first garden tilling session looks in practice.
An owner-operator sharing personal homestead experiences from his own property, with no apparent commercial or dealer affiliation.
He forgot to check the top link angle, so the tiller was angled up instead of level, which kept it from digging down as well as it should.
Roughly 55 feet long and about 23 to 25 feet wide.
Yes, he says he will probably go over it at least one more time, possibly two more times, before laying fabric and planting.
