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Wondered why he was wearing leather shoes and not boots!

Naughty naughty photographer I assume being the cameraman behind the camera getting a good telling off at the end haha 😂 give more notice 😂😂

thank you Gordon, very informative

Gordon, very well done...a great video and I can sense your skill and passion!

thank you for the explanation. It was well explained. I have brought my first rotavator. looking forward to using it on my allotment thanks. Mr Singh

RIP Gordon, you gave gardeners PLENTY whilst you were among us mate! :-/

RIP Gordon, you were a blessing to us gardeners!!! :(

Awww, what a sweetie! Such a beautiful accent. Off to tell my allotment neighbour that you lift the wheels up 😆

Hey Gordon, hope your well.... You still doing the gardening game? I'll be renting a rotivater this summer to level out my weed/moss garden... Who needs the gym 💪. Wish you well my good sir

I am Montagnard indigenous live in North Carolina I love you colorful flowers.

What a Gent . How about that now . Now then.

Thank you. Lovely jubbly

What a nice man

you have the air box missing sir, that will for sure make the engine run bad and suck in dust and dirt" which is a sad shame because you have a spartan model there with the newest and there last I/C Engine which are top motors,.

Ok, so this is 2018 and I'm a Portuguese guy wanting to learn a bit more about the basics of gardening and agriculture. I found this video of yours and I'm tremendously thankful to this little piece of pedagogical masterclass you've got here. Thank you so very much for this precious information. Kind regards from Portugal.

Nice on Gordon.

Now THAT is what I call English! Wish England taught that accent/style all over than the churlish slangs and drags that need a dictionary.

Lovely Dahlias, Gordon. I've subscribed and looking forward to watch your other videos. Cheers!

What a lovely man thanks Gordon enjoyed watching your video

love to see this guy on gardeners world,very entertaining

More videos from Gordon please

Gordon you are an absolute delight... thanks for the advice.

I like learning all about different hedges.

Smashing video, and very informative. Many thanks Gordon now I know which one to buy for my allotment!

Thank you gordan, I have just started gardening & now get great benefit from the rat race iat my allotment shead, with a brew on the go , didn't think I would keep it up at first , but all the hard work , worth every minute, both in health benefits, & getting the rewards, my type of therapy, & no g.m.o."s just quality food & a good place to be , enjoy your dancing , we mature with age , & must get looking for a tiller like yours , old school, I call it but they last for years, a bit like us

Great video Gordon. I'd love to see another Dahlia video this season.

Hi Gordon thank's for this video, very informative. I hope you are still in good health and enjoying your garden. Greeting's from Stirling Scotland.

i had a big grasscutter i bought more than 30 years made by allen but there no details on youtube it was a allen champion 26 made in 1967 i had 2 hayter 26 but never got repaired a howard gem that got sold which i did not want to sell it i had teagle jetcuts but now im a german resident i now have russian machine i happy with at the moment its being repaired

the russians and ukraine have a lot of good machines they are very good and the chinese make very good machines too if not better with many attachments i have a belarus 09h mt3 ,motor sich is similar neva is good too

Wish him well look forward to seeing another video soon. tim

Remember if you have any questions about gardening for Gordon, just email them to gordonsgardentv@gmail.com Thank you for all your support and encouragement, it is appreciated.

Remember if you have any questions about gardening for Gordon, just email them to gordonsgardentv@gmail.com Thank you for all your support and encouragement, it is appreciated.

Remember if you have any questions about gardening for Gordon, just email them to gordonsgardentv@gmail.com Thank you for all your support and encouragement, it is appreciated.

Love this guy.

there isnt any new videos what is he doing now days?

That thing sure does keep you fit Gordon!!

Brilliant. I am a professional horticultural architect and learn so much from these guys. I'll be getting one - if it has lasted the,past 30-50 years then I trust this machine more than the modern nonsense today.

The man in the video is actually 84 years old

Some one got upset by my previous comment on this man needing a pair of lungs to go with the Rotavator, Some people want to lighten up, I'm probably a bit older than him at 72 and with years of smoking (now given up) have still not got my full breath back, when I recently used my rotavator I had the same problems only worser than this gentleman so my comments were based on how I felt after doing what he'd been doing, the comment wasn't some glib, or joke remark at the expense of this man, and if he felt hurt by my comment I apologise, as for the person who felt that I had made a joke whatever at the expense of this man, unless you know all the facts and can do a constructive comment, such as how well for his age the man was doing I'd suggest that you mind your own business, it was not a joke and wasn't never meant to be taken as such but merely an observation by the way that I felt when doing the same thing.

Thanks Gordon. You are pure, dead brilliant. (Not quite the Perthshire dialect, but near enough... ;) ) I just got an allotment today. The secretary said I was welcome to use the communal rotovator. I nodded sagely, thanked him, and came home and fired up my laptop to find out what exactly that actually was!

sounds like he needs some extra lungs to go with the tiller.

brilliant video thanks

Thanks for the video, The Merry Tiller seems to kick like a bucking-bronco which will be why a friend who is as old as the hills doesn't like them anymore. His favourite machine is the Howard 300 but getting spares is now very difficult. The Kohler engines on these have the strange property of having two standard bore sizes which resulted in his son getting the wrong size piston and rings from America! The Briggs & Stratton option also has a problem with a peculiar magneto which has a three legged armature shaped like the letter E. From the serial numbers it would appear that his Howard was built before 1965 so as the machine is over fifty years old its hardly surprising that spares are a problem. Numerous rotavators have been tried over the years but the Howards are still the best if they are in good order. A Honda was tried some years ago and although it had rubber tyres to steady it, the machine was disliked. IMHO the Howard that uses the Hatz diesel which needs cigarettes to start it is a bad model. It desperately needs an electric starter to avoid killing oneself with a heart attack when trying to start it! Of course such machines are really museum pieces nowadays. As to those cigarettes it is not necessary to light them before putting them into the engine as they light themselves. Not many people know that!

Thanks very much for that Gordon. Used a lesser electrical version for my dahlias and it takes so much muscle ache away. Really does! Thanks!

Gordon you need a Frazer tiller

Gordon, I just acquired an old rotavator for use in a community garden in Edinburgh. Lovely machine, unused for 7 years but started easily, but nothing to identify make/model. We are ploughing 2 hectares of what has been lawn for 200 years! We are learning as we go along how to set the adjustable bar at the rear, and the 3 positions of the wheels behind the 2 ploughs. We have lifted the turf before ploughing. Could you advise? Thanks. Martyn.

what a lovely old chap

Aw really enjoyed this video Gordon! Well done! Have a big patchy grassy/nettley patch out the back of a newly-moved-into house so wondering if hiring a rotavator would save me further anguish with it as I'm hoping to make a cutting garden!

someone get this nice man a real tiller. (rear tine).

Thanks for showing how it is actually running the machine thru the dirt..all other utube is fixing one...or doing it totally wrong.