Need to work up some areas for a garden,smooth out my yard and plant grass and some food plots for deer. Wondering if anyone has both and which one would you prefer to buy than the other.Selling my 8ft 3pt disk to get something smaller to fit in the woods.Like to hear some opinions on this.
Tiller 3 pt disk or Tiller
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ronjhall
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<font color="blue"> Need to work up some areas for a garden,smooth out my yard and plant grass and some food plots for deer. </font>
I have both. The tiller is my attachment of choice to do these tasks.
Since I bought the tiller the disk has not been used. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
<font color="blue"> Need to work up some areas for a garden,smooth out my yard and plant grass and some food plots for deer. </font>
I have both. The tiller is my attachment of choice to do these tasks.
Since I bought the tiller the disk has not been used. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
RayDiers
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Same here.
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Go with the tiller.
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Never owned a disk, but couldn't have done without my tiller.
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I use a disc at the farm and a tiller at the house. I occasionally trailer the the tiller and my CUT to the farm but not often. If cost is no object, the tool of choice would definitely be the tiller.
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I prefer to plow and disc. I think a tiller pulverizes the soil too much for the best seed bed.
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I agree.. a tiller makes a large fluffed bed of soil.. something you have to almost roll before final use.. I plow and disc...
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( I think a tiller pulverizes the soil too much for the best seed bed )</font>
I see you're not the only one with that opinion, but oddly enough, on this forum is the first time I ever heard of such a thing; didn't know it was possible to pulverize, loosen, or fluff soil too much. In fact, the more pulverized it was, the better I liked it. That just made it easier to plant. Of course my planting was for vegetable gardens and as soon as I planted anything, I hand watered it right down the rows with a wand for high volume, low pressure, and that settled the dirt around the plants and/or seeds.
I see you're not the only one with that opinion, but oddly enough, on this forum is the first time I ever heard of such a thing; didn't know it was possible to pulverize, loosen, or fluff soil too much. In fact, the more pulverized it was, the better I liked it. That just made it easier to plant. Of course my planting was for vegetable gardens and as soon as I planted anything, I hand watered it right down the rows with a wand for high volume, low pressure, and that settled the dirt around the plants and/or seeds.
