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Old 02-28-2012, 02:24 PM
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Video of the disc in use coming later today.
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Awesome, can't wait to see!
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Me too.
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Old 02-28-2012, 05:01 PM
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It's uploading, but looks like might be another hour or so before it is finished. I'll get it posted soon as possible.
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It's uploading, but looks like might be another hour or so before it is finished. I'll get it posted soon as possible.
Another hour!

I guess that's better then not having a video to drool over!
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I guess that's better then not having a video to drool over!
I let it film the whole time I disc'd the garden. You may have to FF thru a lot of it. I just couldn't drag myself to get off the BRS to turn it off.
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I hear ya, DWayne. You were having way too much fun!
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Alright here we go. I just want to say I am very very pleased with the performance of the disc and the BSR. You may not be able to hear it, but the disc kept the engine pulling against the governor and you will see some smoke appear from time to time when it would dig down and pull real good. I was raising and lowering the disc on the run when leaving and entering the garden area. I'm looking forward to getting to use it again soon. Also I don't feel so left out not having a tiller, this did as good a job as most rear tine tillers I have used and it didn't kill my back and only took 10 minutes to do the garden instead of an hour.

A few pics of the finished product and then the vid:






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DWayne the pics and video are awesome! It looks like the BRS didn't have to work that hard to pull it around. Only thing that I cab think of with a tiller is you would get down deeper but maybe you could add some weight the the disc setup. Over all I think it did a great job for ya!
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DWayne the pics and video are awesome! It looks like the BRS didn't have to work that hard to pull it around. Only thing that I cab think of with a tiller is you would get down deeper but maybe you could add some weight the the disc setup. Over all I think it did a great job for ya!
My buddy has a 150 lbs. hammer from a hammer mill. I will probably pick it up and put is on there and see how that goes. The BRS really didn't seem to know it was back there.
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