I needed to run some irrigation pipe so I made this trenching disc attachment for my rototiller. I used the center of an old 14" or 15" GM rim with teeth made from 1/4" flat stock. This may be best suited for sandy soil away from large trees as roots and rocks may make the tiller kick and possibly shear the 5/16" bolt. Might be an option to add a couple of slightly longer straight teeth to sever small roots. Some tiller guards were removed for easier viewing. Anyone digging should have all underground utilities located in advance.
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25 апр 2024
