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Read articles →This video follows a homesteader assembling a new 7-foot CountyLine reversible rotary tiller from Tractor Supply, bought new with no instructions, and hitching it to his Mahindra 6075 PST. It covers the real build process, including cutting down the PTO shaft, then shows a first test pass tilling the garden. It's not a spec walkaround but a DIY assembly diary, useful mainly for owners planning their own CountyLine setup.
An owner-operator homesteader sharing personal, unpolished hands-on experience from his own property, not a dealer or reviewer.
The owner does not explain it himself but credits Tony's Tractors and Tony's Tractor Adventures video as the best explanation, saying he watched it twice before cutting his own shaft.
He ended up cutting eight inches out total, four off each end plus about four and a half off each side, plus the plastic.
No, there was no instruction book, so the owner had to put it together as he could figure it out.
Yes, the gears, shafts, and gear head can be changed so it becomes a rear tine, reversible tiller.
