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Still wont give up on creating that hardpan eh? Silly boy.
What model bcs and attachment info are you using? I like this setup and thank you for all you do and stand for in your industry. Can’t wait to start my 3 acre farm in Idaho. Bought all three arced for 14.500 dollars and am so blessed!!
Someday … Someday … Thanks for another great video!
$995.00 as add on. $1800.00 with 30" tiller attachment
Thanks for the info. I just found my next purchase. And for those of you who don’t have a BCS, you are WASTING hundreds of hours a year hand spading or whatever you do.
Very cool!
Why do you not use front balance weight instead of eliminate the coupler?
BCS is the king of walk behind tractors.
This is a very nice tool and I would definitely be interested in buying one but I believe at $995 for the add-on the price is just too high.
Bcs number one hands down
watch this one, electric BCS!!! https://www.facebook.com/fermeauxpetitsoignons/videos/1651077751639455/
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Way cool Curtis 😉
That's great Curtis. We are about to build a larger market garden farm in Scotland and working through the necessary tools but on a low budget as posible working the beds this will save a good bit of cash over there power Harrow. As a side note, seen a farm in Glasgow Scotland a few weeks ago called locavore, inspired by you and jm, they are working 3 acres doing 700 veg boxes per week, supplying some restaurants and with the addition of a new shop/cafe, turnover has went through the roof figures showing a turnover over 2 million. definitely worth a look. They have their own website, are doing some amazing things for the community and teaching programmes. plus if you ever wish to visit the UK, opening new business opportunities I'm sure they would be delighted.
Looks interesting. I have been considering a spader for BCS, but this would be lighter. The spader would be better to cut off grass roots and tap rooted weeds, I suppose, and less soil disturbance than the tiller and PDR. Do you have any experience with spaders? Which is better for spring bed prep and cover crop incorporation?
bcs needs to make a walleye fishing boat attachment
I don't get on board with the "all electric" world. Rather than energy being produced on site by a small, very efficient, combustion engine, the energy used to charge the battery is produced by a carbon source fuel powering a turbine down the power grid at the electric COOP. A large majority are clean burning coal facilities, some are hydro electric if you live in a region blessed with a large body of water and a very few are nuclear reactors.
Beautiful garden!
You really can tell the reverse tines not throwing dirt outwards when the the PDR is high
Hello Curtis! Could you tell me if I can find it in Europe? I've been searching for it in Spain without any luck. Thanks
good content but the urban farmer BCS doesnt work.
Hi Curtis,
We have been following your channel and exploring your content for some time now. We are coming into our 4th season growing at our farm, we would like to offer an opportunity to see frith farm at beverley uk. We have been implementing some new tools the past year we finding it difficult to purchase The PDR for the bcs for the Uk. Do you have any recommendations?
Ike moses
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– Nice demonstration and tips. I´ll trow my 2 cents. 😉
To overcome the weight unbalance issue. Use counter weights on the front. Dumbbell weights are perfect for the task and easily adjustable. 😉
That way you can comfortably keep the "quick connector", without too many adverse effects.
The overall weight of the machine will increase, but also the traction. In Europe we do it all the time, mostly for traction, when your pulling a trailer. Which is a problem you don´t seem to have in that kind of flat urban plot. 🙂
Thanks for sharing.
Cheers
Curtis, hello what model is your BCS?
Really enjoy your videos and philosophy
WOW, nice machine and attachment. Not for everyone, but for serious vegetable gardners/farmers with larger gardens. If I were 35 again, I'd get a BCS and eventually add attachments such as this. Thanks for the great video and info.
Good news: At 5:20, Curtis mentions to flip the outer tines to prevent lose of soil out the sides of the tiller. BCS America now will flip them for you if you purchase a 30" tiller with a PDR attached to it ($1800 USD). >> "In order to assure perfect 30"-wide planting beds, the PDR includes alternative outside tine holders for the tiller, so that all outside tines are turned inward, and no disturbed soil can spill outside the 30" width of the tiller hood. For units purchased with a tiller, the tines are already "flipped"." << .
Can you use this with any tiller?
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What model …710,720,739,749,852,853,750… which one is best for 7 acre farms…which one is better , more powerful, faster working speed and more duties? Could you please recommend?
Put a weight pack on the front of the machine