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Read articles →This is a first-use, owner-perspective clip of hooking up and running the Land Pride RTA1258 58-inch tiller behind a Kubota, filmed while tilling a garden/food-plot area for sunflowers. It covers the PTO hookup hassle, top-link pin fitting issue, adjusting depth (roughly 4.5 to 6 inches), and the rear guard's effect on finish, plus a quick look at the tilled result. Best for buyers wanting a real first-impression rather than a technical deep dive.
An independent owner-operator testing his own new implement on his property, not sponsored by Land Pride or Kubota.
The hookup itself was not that bad, but connecting the PTO shaft was horrendous. Greasing everything well helped, and a smaller top link pin was needed to fit properly.
The maximum depth of cut is six and a half inches. The owner started around four and a half inches, then lowered it to five and a half to six inches.
Leaving the guard up kicks out debris like sticks, rocks, and roots. Lowering it on the final pass smooths out the tilled ground for a better finish.
