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Read articles →An owner-operator walkaround and maintenance session focused on the Land Pride RCR 1860 brush cutter paired with a Kubota L4060. The video covers why he chose a 60-inch over a 72-inch deck for tight spaces, a physical tour of the unit's features, gear oil change procedure, clutch slip protection explained with a shear-pin comparison, and basic winterization tips. Best for L4060 owners considering this specific Land Pride model.
Posted by the Broken Pines Farm channel, presenting the perspective of a hobbyist property owner sharing hands-on impressions of equipment he personally purchased and uses.
He wanted to fit into tighter spaces without the cutter being wider than the tractor, so where the tractor fits, the cutter fits too, useful around trees and seedlings.
The manual says to change the oil every eight hours, though he admits he does not change it that often himself.
It is clutch based. When it hits a stump it slips instead of jarring the machine, unlike a shear-pin model which is very hard on the machine.
He stores it under a shelter so it is not fully exposed to the elements, and the compartments have drain holes so water does not accumulate.
