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Read articles →A dealer staff walkaround focused specifically on the RC72 mid-mount deck for Kubota LX and B50-series tractors. Covers the shaft-drive and double-V-belt blade system, cutting-height adjustment via caster wheels, the floating-deck advantage over the 60-inch option, and, usefully, how to mount/dismount the deck and run a rear three-point implement simultaneously. The presenter owns an RC72 personally, which adds some candid comparison. Best for buyers deciding between the 60- and 72-inch deck.
Huckabones Equipment appears to be a dealership channel, so the walkaround is sales-adjacent, though the presenter's personal ownership of the RC72 lends some owner-perspective candor.
Yes. Two pins lock the deck in transport height so a rear implement like a box scraper can lift and lower while the deck stays stationary.
No. The RC72 is shaft-driven and needs a mid PTO, which the LX2610SU does not have.
Unhook two rear pins, one front pin, the linkage, and the PTO shaft, then pull the deck out from either side on its caster wheels. Easier with a loader to lift tires off the ground.
The presenter prefers the 72-inch because it has caster wheels on all four corners making it a fully floating deck that follows ground contour, unlike the suspended 60-inch deck.
