To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Land Pride RTA2064, RTA2072, RTR2064, RTR2072 bumping on the ground?
If your Land Pride Tiller is bumping on the ground, it could be due to obstacles entangled in the tines and/or rotor, so clear the rotor and/or tines. It may also be because the tines are not installed correctly, so install the tines correctly.
General| Brand | Land Pride |
|---|---|
| Model | RTA2064, RTA2072, RTR2064, RTR2072 |
| Category | Tiller |
| Language | English |
Thoroughly read and understand the manual and safety labels before operating the equipment.
Understand the safety alert symbol and signal words for hazard awareness.
Proper shutdown by lowering implement, parking, turning off engine, and removing key.
Use lights, comply with laws, reduce speed, and avoid sudden braking when transporting.
Keep riders off machinery and ensure operators are trained and attentive.
Perform maintenance in a clean area with proper tools and shutdown procedures.
Keep first aid, fire extinguisher, and emergency numbers readily available.
Wear appropriate clothing and hearing protection; avoid distractions.
Avoid fluid injection by relieving pressure, checking leaks safely, and wearing gear.
Keep labels clean, legible, and replace damaged ones; follow placement instructions.
Operate with 540 rpm PTO; keep clear of rotating tines and ensure guards are in place.
Keep front deflector in place; stay away from outlet during operation.
Ensure all driveline guards and shields are in place and secure for safe operation.
Do not operate if shields are missing; ensure they are in good condition.
Rotary tillers for home gardening, landscape work, and farming.
Guide to safety, assembly, operation, adjustments, troubleshooting, and maintenance.
Information on warranty registration, dealer support, and ordering parts.
Location and importance of the serial number plate for service.
Steps to take if unsatisfied with service or manual information.
Tiller requires a 3-point category I hitch and PTO rating of 40 HP or less.
Steps for assembling the 3-point hitch and shaft cover.
Instructions for assembling the driveline guard.
Steps for installing the parking stand.
Connecting the tiller to the tractor's 3-point hitch and PTO.
Coupling the tiller driveline to the tractor and implement shafts.
Procedure for shortening the driveline if it is too long.
Safe procedures for transporting the tiller with the tractor.
Steps for parking the tiller and preparing for storage or unhitching.
Pre-operation checks and field operation guidelines.
A checklist for pre-operation inspection and safety.
Detailed steps for operating the rotary tiller in the field.
How to adjust the tension on the drive chain.
Adjusting skid shoes for desired tilling depth.
Adjusting the rear deflector and using the down pressure kit.
General safety precautions for maintenance operations.
Procedure for replacing worn or damaged tines.
Explanation of driveline protection via slip clutch and run-in procedure.
Run-in procedure for clutches with 4 adjusting nuts.
Steps for disassembling and assembling the clutch.
Run-in procedure for clutches with 8 hex socket bolts.
Steps for disassembling and assembling clutches with 8 hex socket bolts.
Procedures for storing the tiller at the end of the season or for long periods.
Lubrication points and intervals for driveline U-joints and shafts.
Greasing the bearing on the right end of the rotor shaft.
Checking and filling the chaincase and gearbox oil levels.
Table detailing weight, width, PTO driveline, and gearbox specs.
Overview of features like HP, warranty, width, hitch, rotation, and tines.
Table of common problems, causes, and solutions for the tiller.
Chart providing torque values for various bolt sizes and grades.
Details the warranty coverage for the rotary tiller.
