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Read articles →This is a real-world land-management vlog rather than a tractor review: the owner chainsaws overgrown trees, then brush hogs trails with a Land Pride RCD1884 seven-foot mower behind his Kubota L3560. Useful bits include how the split dual-gearbox design lets a sub-40hp tractor run a 7-foot cutter, a past gearbox failure from hitting debris, and praise for the cab/AC in hot, buggy conditions. Best for L3560 owners curious about brush hog pairing and cab comfort, not spec shoppers.
Posted by the Summit Outdoors channel, an owner sharing personal hunting-property upkeep footage rather than a formal review or dealer content.
The Land Pride RCD1884 has two split gearboxes with two smaller blades instead of one large one, letting an under-40hp tractor run a 7-foot cut that normally needs 50 to 60 horsepower.
Yes, the owner blew out the center gearbox after hitting something bad, which sheared off the pin and destroyed the gearbox, an expensive repair.
The owner says he would never go back to an open cab, especially living in the Northeast with cold, rainy weather and hot, buggy, humid summers like the one shown.
