Skid Steer Tiller Demonstration and Control Walkthrough

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What happens here

The John Deere 333G skid steer, equipped with the specialized CMP Attachments front-mounted tiller, begins tilling a separate section of the field. The host highlights the tiller's aggressive operation and the added weight of the skid steer contributing to deeper penetration. An instructor (Olaf from CMP) then guides the host inside the skid steer's cab, explaining the controls for operating the tiller, including the parking brake, throttle, and the auxiliary hydraulic roller that adjusts the tiller's depth and aggressiveness. The host is shown adjusting the 'creep limit' percentage (from 70% to 50%) and manipulating the roller to change the disk's angle and engagement. This detailed walkthrough emphasizes the operational flexibility and precision offered by this advanced attachment.

Goal: Understand the advanced features and operation of the CMP front-mounted tiller on a skid steer.

Tools and materials

Auxiliary Hydraulic Toggle Switch/Roller — To adjust the tiller's depth and aggressiveness
Control Levers/Joysticks — To steer and operate the skid steer and its attachments
Creep Mode/Speed Limit Control — To set the maximum travel speed for precise tilling
John Deere 333G Skid Loader John Deere — Operating the front-mounted tiller
Parking Brake — To secure the machine when not in operation
Throttle Dial — To control engine speed and power for the tiller

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[Music] be much more aggressive obviously with this because he got a lot more weight involved but the advantage is he can guess forward or reverse you can get more penetration with it and he's got to do the complete turn all the way around and keep going back and forth so he's got this area as his work zone right here and you're timing it so when this is raw earth ready to be planted we're going to know exactly how which one's more productive which one's more productive yeah okay all right i got invited to give it a go but i'm not used to the john deere so on the right hand side you got your part break release okay so next to that is the top right there he's got the dial that's your throttle ring crank free okay and then on the right hand side next to your right hand your right hand joystick there's a toggle switch aaron that's your creep mode creep yeah we should be in creep mode now i believe top left it says the percentage 70 percent so every time you touch it goes down by 10 percent okay so if you want to run full power full hydraulics you're only going fifty percent of the speed got it okay and then you're right on your right joystick you got a roller okay that's your auxiliary hydraulic so that's going to open and close your your disk ah right here yep okay yep that's it that's it yup it's set up in iso so you're good to go have fun he says i'm in a skid loader of course i'm gonna have fun oh my god this is so cool holy crap a couple things this john deere runs nice this attachment wow all right let's throttle it up and make it work make it earn its team [Music] okay so right now i don't have a very aggressive bee going on with this so let's do that all right now we should be going a lot more aggressive i'm changing it on the fly as i'm going so i went more aggressive oh i can instantly feel it in the machine like as soon as i go more aggressive with it the machine kind of peels back on me now i'm in crete mode which i'm not used to get creepy with it all right so this is aggressive forward and that one would be backwards so that's forward and then the other way would be backward right okay so what olaf was saying is you want to keep the pressure in the center of the disc so that it floats evenly and when we go forward we want to have it scooped like a snow plow oh look at that look at that much better much better everything's working in unison now one more time forward and then we're gonna go pass backward okay so look at that you can see just how…

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