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Tiller Attachments Create Flat Seedbed, Furrow
“I’ve had this Sears rear-end tiller for years. It works great and always starts.
“My problem was getting a smooth seedbed for planting. After I tilled I would have to rake the surface to get it smooth. So I hit on the idea of attaching a piece of steel plate to the front. It’s a little wider than the tiller
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Tiller Attachments Create Flat Seedbed Furrow FARM HOME Miscellaneous “I’ve had this Sears rear-end tiller for years It works great and always starts “My problem was getting a smooth seedbed for planting After I tilled I would have to rake the surface to get it smooth So I hit on the idea of attaching a piece of steel plate to the front It’s a little wider than the tiller I made a bracket to hold it on front using the long bolt that held the front weight to hook to “Now I till a long strip with the tiller in the ground and the plate up in the air Then I put it in reverse lift up on the tiller and go backward smoothing the soil flat I added a pointed piece of steel on front to dig a furrow for planting as I made the seedbed Depending on what I’m planting I can adjust the furrow point for wide or narrow rows and how deep it runs ” Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Jerry Brandt 610 Webster St La Grange Mo 63448 ph 573-655-2260; jbrandt000@centurytel net
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