How To Use Your Garden Bedder

Ted from Everything Attachments shows us the different types of Everything Attachments garden bedders and how to use them.

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[christianb]

Love how transparent everything is in this video, from the disclaimer about a few foreign-sourced parts to the fine tuning of the positions of all the parts.

[stevewarner]

Ted
Love your videos and how you and Peanut adjust and fine tune as you go. Just 2 normal guys working in the garden. Not a slick “snake oil” presentation by someone reading a script that’s never seen a tractor. Keep it real, I enjoy it

[darrel]

I really enjoy your channel and your desires to be USA built, more companies show wake up to making USA made. Great job!

[blunosr]

Thanks, I really get the feeling that you are a very straight shooter. I appreciate you including us in your product development, Thanks!
I live in Canada, way up on the Alaska Highway, so buying your attachments isn't really an option, but I admire your company, and patriotic approach to business.
Thanks again,

Troy

[metaspencer]

Awesome. Hands down: you guys have the best tractor attachment videos on YouTube.

[ForestToFarm]

Great video! Makes our life easier to see your adjustments.

[imacrapschick]

U had me at Made In I wish big companies would follow your ethic!!!! have to get me one of these bad boys. I feel a growl coming on, don't you guys?? Tool Time growl. LOL

[tedfelsberg]

Thanks, Ted, Peanut, and tech-crew. Great video.

[jb]

Like your demonstration. Peanut knows how to run a tractor... he's a Smooth Operator~ 😂

[suogibma]

I just used mine today. I think think it worked best with the disc and sweep set as low as possible. Those sweeps went DEEP and pull the disc down into the soil and made beautiful hills. Planting tonorrow!

[semco]

I would like to get one of those for the smaller tractors and would have to get it shipped to Arkansas. I will check your web site for further information on this attachment. I thank you all for putting these videos online so we know what the equipment can do. 

[rnich]

Great products... and made in the USA!!! Thanks!

[FINNTVBASSFISHING]

really like to see things made in the us! ... that alone will make me a buyer !

[shaynemelvin]

All these experts in the comment section...why in the heck did they all come to a how to video if they're all experts?

And these boys did a mighty fine job, and I'd be proud to plant in a garden as well bedded as that!

[ChevelleSSLS]

I dig the comanche. I don't think it'd be difficult to adapt an implement to a Jeep, or anything with a standard hitch. I think a "3 pt frame" would have to be fabbed up for the hitch, and from there some sort of electric lift mechanism (or hydraulic which would be really cool running off power steering pump somehow keeping the power steering itself). I've used my XJ as a tractor before, parking a trailer under a tree to trim (no picking up branches!) and pulling stuff around.

[nuggetwv]

On your C tines, I'm thinking an octagonal design on the rods.

[Barbwire]

square stock would work better on what the C tine are mounted to because the round tubing moves around to much! I had to drill holes in the round tubing and put a nut and bolt in it to keep it from moving from side to side!

[dieseljunky]

on the 60, I would put 12'' or 16'' sweeps on to cover those r4's

[willowriverranch]

We have the everything attachment bed maker/cultivator. How do I set it up to disk out the soil behind the tractor tires? The bar does not go wide enough. I want the soil where the tractor drives to run water for furrow irrigation, so it needs to be lower and compacted.