I got one and have used it for 3 years now,5 ft one,,one thing,,you might want to think about,depending on the tractor probably,is the tilt or angle it sets at,,when you pick it up,with it running,,it will bind u joint if you pick it up to far,,you can help this buy changeing the angle with your top link,,think I got mine setting back a little,so's I can pick it up a foot or so with out clink clink bang bang. another is the slip clutch,,don't leave it outside in rain,,and you need to test it and adjust as you need,,,,you back off nuts evenly till you can turn it by hand,,than tighten evenly untill you get it to where it will slip if you hit a big rock or something,but won't slip by just normal tilling,,takes a little trying.
Best thing is to leave the depth shoes about where they are or middle of the road,,and make two passes,,those depth shoes don't really control your depth anyways,,,they just keep sinking in soft dirt and tiller just keeps going deeper with each pass,,they will hold it up in hard dirt,so,,just figure on making at least two passes. Speed,,I got a creeper on my jinma and till very slow,,,bout have to have a very low gear to till right.
Put your 3 point in float,,and let tiller go up and down as needed. Its a beast,,probably out last 3 tractors,,,,,thingy
