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Roto-Tiller, Anyone Using One Here.

canuckamuck
in Farming in Thailand Forum

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Saw one at GlobalHome today for 14,000 from "Tuf" (enough said).

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  • NeverSure
    NeverSure

    With all due respect, a disk (or disc) will do a good job. That's what it's for. Rototillers are for small areas where a farm tractor is impractical. Even the tractor mounted tillers are used on large

  • khunkeith
    khunkeith

    I used human labor the first year I was here but not since. I work in grass clippings, fertilizer and compost in the off growing season to make sure the soil is ready. But, I guess it also depends o

  • kuma
    kuma

    Good day - hoping to resurrect this old thread, with a twist. Have some land (248 TW) in Chan and would like to find a company that has a tiller and would come round and do the job. Wondering if

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On 7/12/2020 at 9:46 PM, kuma said:

Yea that is the local way, so lets see. Trying to sleep now and go witness the dig....see whats under there, adjust outcome as we go to make sure its a one and done, and have a beer and some fun!

Tough thou, usually sleep at 07:00-14:00, so need to reverse for the day...if I can.

So an update. I got the land flipped, fhey used a macro (as they call them here). He did the whole piece in about 5.5 hours. Paid 4k in the end, he did great work and helped move some trees we cut down as well. Now letting it settle back down...rain almost daily helps with that. Glad in the end I did it, now on to whats next.

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