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Read articles →A first-time tiller installation video focused almost entirely on fitting a King Kutter 48" tiller to an RK25, with the bulk of the runtime spent troubleshooting and physically cutting the PTO shaft to length, a step the creator admits surprised them. Covers fluid checks, skid plate adjustment, grease fittings, and a brief first test run. Most useful for RK25 owners tackling the same King Kutter setup for the first time.
Posted by the Laux Family Farm channel, presenting as a hobby farm owner documenting their own first-time experience rather than an expert or dealer.
Yes. The creator did not expect it, but the shaft had to be measured and shortened, cutting off about three inches before deburring and reinstalling it.
Raise the tiller fully, shorten the shaft as much as possible, then measure divot to divot between the tiller gearbox and tractor PTO output, subtracting 1.5 inches.
The directions say not to run it higher than 540 RPM. Lower the tiller to the ground, start the PTO at idle, then slowly raise it to 540 RPM.
There is a side fitting for internal bearings, plastic fittings on the PTO shaft to protect the seal from melting, a yoke fitting, and a U-joint fitting.
