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Bird, I should have stated better how it is I'm able to achieve that depth with the tiller. My plot is small (under 1000 sq. ft.). It generally takes several passes through in each direction before it begins working that deep. I try to choose favorable soil conditions when I till. For me that means hard red clay that dries like rocks. After a soaking rain I wait a few days then go check the clods. When it's just right they break up like cake. Too wet and it's like you describe yours. In a few more days they will be like rocks again. I till slow as my HST will go. (I'm talking crawlin' here). The machine and tractor never complain, just me. It's like Christmas dinner, trying to get everything to come together and work on time. There lies the rub ;-)

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