I got myself another assistant - we will develop the lands.
For the first time I will work with such equipment: a heavy diesel walk-behind tractor Centaur 1081d. And in general with agriculture. I have never worked with technology - I will study and try to master the virgin soil.
It turned out not to be as difficult as it seemed at first. Well, maybe it’s also due to emotions, although most of what was briefed was forgotten right away. In principle, the controls are more or less intuitive, but it’s better to know than to assume - so I’ll go study the instructions.
I am one of those people who read the instructions first. In principle, everything is written in it in an accessible way and it will not be so difficult to manage it. At least in theory, but practice will tell. Well, it turns out that they just brought me a semi-finished product, and I can’t go and work on it now - I need to run it for at least 10 hours... This toy, the walk-behind tractor itself with the cutter, cost me a tidy sum. Well, I also bought a plow for it, but paid only 10% because... leased for 3 years. Well, let's go start running in. The sooner you start, the sooner you finish.
The first stage of running-in passed, but problems began...
In the meantime, while the walk-behind tractor is resting, I’ll take care of the rabbits: I need to mow their grass and clean the cages like Zolotukhin’s.
In late autumn, the grass is no longer so great and you have to choose, and in this area it doesn’t grow well and rabbits don’t eat it. So I want to harvest and plant beds. So I need some advice: what is the best way to process virgin soil with a walk-behind tractor when you only have a milling cutter and a plow?
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