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Hello everyone! Welcome to the "Plowing" program with 4 Questions About Using a Rotary Hoe That Salespeople Don't Tell You Question 1: Which Rotary Blade Should I Choose? Currently, there are many different types of rotary blades. Some are very curved, some are less curved, and some are L-shaped. So, which type of rotary blade should I use? Experimentation has shown that right-angle blades are best for hard soils, while curved-angle blades are better for soils that are wet and have a lot of weeds. Question 2: Rotary tillers: Open or closed lids when tamping the soil. Trapping the soil varies depending on the plower and the soil type. One thing I've noticed is that some people open the lid, some half-open it, and some completely open it. In summary, closing the lid helps to finen the soil because the soil that's been tamped back up hits the lid, and some of it falls back down and is tamped again. Opening the lid is also possible if the soil is already fine. This can reduce the fineness. Point 3: Is it good to run the PTO at 720 rpm? The standard rpm for tractors is 540 rpm, or what we call low rpm, and 720 rpm, or high rpm. For the same soil resolution, higher rpm allows for faster driving and more work. But it also causes the blades to wear out faster, almost twice as fast. Point 4: Should I put on or take off my skis? There are many different ways to put on skis. Some people take off the left side, some both, or some both. We usually just take off one left side of the ski, which creates a nice groove and makes it easier to fit into the groove. However, we'll find that the left side of the ski wears out more, since the right side has a skid to support the ground. Why does it eat more to the left when we're on a rotary? In summary, if you want to take off your skis, take them off both to ensure even ground coverage. If you're using skids, use both. Finally, if you like this kind of content, please like and subscribe to the channel to show your support. Thank you.