Land Pride Tiller and Cutter question
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Re: King cutter Tiller
I have a 2330 Kubota and wondering if anybody uses a 60" tiller. the tiller is a King Cutter II, my dealer is telling me it way to big for the tractor. any comments will be welcome
I have a 2330 Kubota and wondering if anybody uses a 60" tiller. the tiller is a King Cutter II, my dealer is telling me it way to big for the tractor. any comments will be welcome
I'd be interested in hearing what folks say about these also. I'm looking at an L3800, and possibly those implements as well.
We have a Kubota L3800 HST on the farm that we use for light work such as road repair and light loader work. We have a Land Pride RCR1274 tiller and use it for our gardens and around the edge of some of our fields. The L3800 handles the tiller very well. Also we use a 60” rear cutter (not Land Pride) and the L3800 does a nice job with that. Other tools that we use include a 72” rear blade and a 84” box blade. The tractor does a great job for us although it does get light in the rear when using the pallet forks. We have Rim Guard in all four tires and when using the forks we make sure that the tiller or cutter is on the 3ph.
Yep mc a 60 incher is a tad on the large side for a 2360,, not saying it wont turn the dirt but your putting a lot of strain on things that normaly don't that that kind of strain,, probably a 48 would be the ticket,, I heard one time that a good rule of think is 5 hp per foot of attachment the 2360 has 18 hp at the PTO
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I have the LP RCR 1260 with my L 3800 HST. Works fine but on slopes with heavy growth it is all the 3800 can handle. I went with a disc due to rocky ground instead of a tiller