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Read articles →A dealer walkaround from Messick's focusing on the Land Pride RCP2660 parallel-arm ditch bank cutter mounted on a Kubota M5-091, aimed at municipal and highway mowing buyers. Neil covers how the unit differs from dedicated Alamo-style setups, walks through all five hydraulic functions, explains the in-cab controls, and does a brief live cut. Best for shoppers seriously considering this specific implement.
Posted by the Messick's Farm Equipment dealer channel, so expect a sales-oriented but fairly detailed product walkthrough.
Unlike Alamo's large commercial units that dedicate the tractor to mowing, the Land Pride setup sits on the three point hitch and can be removed, though the tractor still needs proper ballasting.
Land Pride specs this cutter for a 75 to 150 horsepower tractor weighing at least 7,000 pounds, with weight brackets available to add ballast as needed.
It has five functions total: one rear remote to swing the mower out, plus four electric functions for the two arm cylinders, the deck lift cylinder, and the pump motor.
When the parallel arm is stretched the whole way out, it can reach 15 and a half feet away from the tractor.
