One machine. One person. One pass.

Call for pricing.
Eliminate multiple machines AND labor with this one machine.
SqFt/Hour variable depending on machine model and groundspeed. Sometimes it's 4,000 sometimes it's 30,000.

[marcelcicort]

I may never buy such a machine BUT I enjoyed watching this video, the technical explanations and the calm and composed demeanor of the presenter who does not appear like the typical schmuck salesperson!.. Good job with the machine and the presentation 👏!!!

[garywilliams]

Video only shows machine working pre-tilled soil….. would be interesting to see it work rougher untilled ground..

[KuptisOriginal]

I don't want the machine to bury the rocks to just have them pop up months or years down the road but I do want one that actually picks the rocks up and puts them into a container.

[avafw]

I used to be a demonstrator for a turf company in the UK back in 1990 who had a Rotordarian franchise and this machine was their best seller. It's a fantastic machine if used correctly. As part of demonstration I would find rocks the size of your head and place them on the area I was working. It buried it with ease. Most of the sales came from race courses, golf course construction and farmers. Also the ground was NEVER pre-worked before a demonstration.

[oldehatt]

First time land owner..retired and bought a home on 9 acres. Going to build a large garden for the wife. Bought a nice used 45hp tractor and tiller. I’ve never owned Either. Would love to get this Rota Dairon unit. I’m going to sell my motorcycle for a life of tractors, dirt, and produce. 😊

[suziehartwright]

My Daddy would have loved this piece of equipment. Thanks for making this video.

[bookem]

Never would have thought this would be an exciting prospect. When you’ve had to till your own garden, your perspective changes lol

[joebutchard]

I had a contractor lay a couple of thousand sq metres of lawn in stony using one ground about 10 years ago. Made a great job. Can thoroughly recommend the machine.

[sparky]

So close to a perfect machine. Make it filter the rocks AND grass heads out into a collection chamber. It would help so much for people like me that have grass is more resilient than wild hogs.

[Pterodactyl-knve]

I’ve used an older dingo driven unit. It’s an amazing tool. Worked our 1 acre pasture nicely.

[dougkratz]

Something else to add to my list of things I don't have a use for, but absolutely must have

[ritterjon]

💥 Now there’s a n implement I’ve never seen before. Neat how rocks get buried!
*Keep on tractoring!*

[Fierofreak]

Super neat, I never knew something like this existed, thanks YouTube recommendations! Too bad no one local rents them out, I would love to use one to clear some land . Although, I have no other uses to actually own one.

[genetaylor]

I have 4 of the Rotodairon units. We have used them since the mid 1990's. Mostly used in sports field construction and renovation. We even have a small one for our mini trackloader (toro Dingo) that is my favorite home lawn preparation implement. I would love to have one of the 13' models for use in field preparation on our sod farm. They are solid well build units that will ast for many years with inspection and maintenance.

[joeyzagari]

These are needed for small mini loaders for small backyards to clear an area for lawn prep, soften soil, then easily trench reticulation for lawn without struggling through hard soil, sprinkle some gypsum dust if clay, add some sandy compost if clay and bags of lawn seed and go back over it and there’s your lawn done.

[longstrangetrip]

This concept needs to be made in a walk behind homeowners version, this thing is amazing.

[rookiefarmer]

When I was building golf courses 20 years ago, we had the same machine, but it was called a Blecavator. We used it on grass, rough untilled land and even some land that was mostly rock and it worked great. The only problem we had was that it would rip the rototiller teeth off and at $80 a piece it got pretty expensive. I'm not sure what the unit cost now but you could pay 8 guys to work before a little landscaping company could afford to buy one of these.

[witharebelyell]

No price on their website. I hate sites that want you to call. Do you KNOW what the internet is used for? NOT A PHONE BOOK!

[alfredomarotta]

Bit pricey, but for sure the best implement I have ever bought! Looks good behind a JD:-)

[coetken]

Either there's a huge error in the video that not 1 single person in this thread caught, or this is a hunk of junk. The video says you can process up to 4000 sq. ft. per hour. I'm sorry, but that works out to a little more than 10 hours per acre. I don't have that much time to spend turning my field over.