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Johnny's Selected Seeds Tilther Instruction Manual

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Parts Included:
A. Wooden handle with screw eyes
B. Wooden handle
C. Wooden cross rod
D. Rope
E. L-bracket with mounting hardware
" x 1 ½" carriage bolts
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" hex nuts
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J. Handle mount
K. Assembled Tilther body
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Email: service@johnnyseeds.com • Web Site: Johnnyseeds.com
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SEED BREEDERS, GROWERS, AND MERCHANTS SINCE 1973
Tilther
Instruction Manual
The Tilther is a versatile, lightweight tool conceptualized
by Eliot Coleman for preparing the top two inches of soil
to create a perfect tilth for both direct-seeded and
transplanted crops. The curved, steel tines are powered
by a standard cordless drill to efficiently break up soil
clods, chopping up residues from previously planted
crops, and incorporating compost and other soil
amendments before planting. The Tilther is 15 inches
wide which makes it a great choice for a 30-inch-wide
bed system. The Tilther is not designed for initial tilling of
native ground or areas with substantial crop residue.
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Additional Tools Needed:
" wrench or socket set
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Screwdriver
Cordless drill with a ½ inch (13mm) chuck
Cordless drill battery, 18V or larger
5/32" Allen wrench
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Summary of Contents for Johnny's Selected Seeds Tilther

  • Page 1 The Tilther is 15 inches wide which makes it a great choice for a 30-inch-wide bed system. The Tilther is not designed for initial tilling of native ground or areas with substantial crop residue. Parts Included: Additional Tools Needed: •...
  • Page 2 ATTACHING THE L-BRACKET Attach the L-bracket (E) to one of the holes in the top of the Tilther frame with the mounting hardware provided. Use the hole that best secures your drill model. The L-bracket is a newer feature on the Tilther that keeps the drill from backing off the drive shaft while in use.
  • Page 3 • The Tilther should be used with the drill set on the lowest gear and on the highest torque setting, which is often indicated with a drill symbol. Be certain the rotation direction of the drill is forward, not backward.