playing in the dirt part 2--two NF's

[Jeff in Pa]

Since the 42" blade didn't want to cut thru packed dirt, I put the tiller on the 125 and attacked it.



( not shown in the pics but if you lift the rear guard and back into the dirt, you can cut it down / reduce the height pretty quickly )


Then I jumped on the 122 to move the fresh loose dirt around.





The area turned out pretty good




Here's what it looked like before I started


The 125 with the 1A tiller, 10.50 fluid filled tires and the 122 ( creeper gear ) with the 42" blade, 8.50 ags and 60+ lb each wheel weights

[ksanders]

Nice work. Did you have an issue with trees roots with the tiller?

[Jeff in Pa]

Nice work. Did you have an issue with trees roots with the tiller?

Thanks

The small ones ( 1/2"-3/4" ) get chopped up without me knowing. The bigger ones make the tiller jump so I either go the other direction quickly ( love my hydro ) or a little bit of lift makes it ok.

[Jackman]

Nothing beats putting the Cubs to work nice pics and looks like some good soil too

[Jeff in Pa]

Nothing beats putting the Cubs to work nice pics and looks like some good soil too

We've been dumping coal ash and composting leaves there for about 7 years. The dirt looks real nice ( my wife has all kinds of plans now for that area )

[vince_o]

Jeff

You mean your wife has all sorts of plans for YOUthere!

[l palma]

Jeff from PA,
Looks like you gave your cubs a good workout.
Where is your hat?

[Jeff in Pa]

Jeff from PA,
Looks like you gave your cubs a good workout.
Where is your hat?

Packed away with the fishing stuff for Canada I was under the trees.

Actually I don't have a cub hat