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New Garden
Imiagine this:
You have a couple of open sod acres ready for a new garden to be built. You own a CCC782 that has been your mower for a few years. You do have at your availablity (5 hours away) a 982 and an 1863, neither set up for tillers or plows. What do you do to start the new garden: Buy a tiller and the attatchments to hook it up to your tractor Buy everything you need to put a plow on your tractor and a disc Buy the 982 or 1863 at your disposal and set it up with either of the above set ups. What is the best way to start a new garden from open sod? That is my issue right now, so I look to you guys for advice. I can't do anything until spring due to the fact I am just moving in now, and doubt the soil will be workable by the time I can be set up to do it. Thanks! |
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buy the 982 and set it up.....they are great!!
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Thanks for the tips. I might need to have a plow day here!
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For grins, I put the tiller in the lowest setting for tilling, and tried it out in the sod. It worked great for abut 25 feet, and then the main belt that goes through the mule drive blew apart. Is this a sign of the ground being too hard, or of a bad belt? The PO told me it was the only belt he had not replaced.
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