Tilling and rocks...technique question...

Egon · May 18, 2004

Nomad, you need an education!

Come Till with me. Learn a little about Slate Drumlin composition. See how rotatillers operate in the real world.

Egon

SPIKER · May 18, 2004

My neibor has a xmastree lot beside my place, it USED to be the access road for the xmastree farm (most of which I now own, but he still has a lot and was the son of the orriginal owner of the farm. he is almost 90 now I bet. he was tilling 2 yrs back with an old ford and a 5' ford tiller. So anyhow he was tilling the old road bed up! 2~4 sized rock nearly solid! talk about some racket! I sure was impressed it was making it through it but boy that tiller took a beating by the sounds of it! /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif

Not sure if it broke any tines or what not but sure did make a nice loosened up drive! lol

Mark M

nomad · May 19, 2004

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Nomad, you need an education!

Come Till with me. Learn a little about Slate Drumlin composition. See how rotatillers operate in the real world.

Egon )</font>

Or, you too are among those who claim "the real world" and "formulations" are different worlds?
Or, you too are among those who claim there are "cultural" differences also in our soils at different parts of the earth?
Wondering if you are telling & tillling soulless soils.
By the way, if you are tilling real world, then why trying to get rid of the rocks that can hurt your tiller?
I'm in the Heaven here - thanks for your offer of tilling in the real world, you Canadian Texasian.