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Land Pride Skid Steer Rotary Tillers (Feb 4)

February 4, 2015 – Land Pride’s SRT comes with a host of features and is available in 62″ and 76″ widths, plus the SRT can be offset 6″ to the right for tilling next to fences, buildings, or sidewalks. It features a bi-direction rotor with a swing diameter of 18.3″ and spins up to 245 rpms, depending on the motor. The C-shaped tilling tines are manufactured from forged and hardened steel and feature bi-directional cutting edges; there are 4 per flange. Standard 3/4″ steel ripper-shanks assist in breaking virgin ground – 5 shanks on the 62″ and 6 shanks on the 76″. Ripper shanks are held in place by a beefy 3/8″ formed channel.

Land Pride’s Depth Gauge Indicator takes the guess-work out of tilling by providing the operator with a clear, visible indication of depth – 2″, 4″ or full 5.6″ depth. Skid shoes are standard.

For more information visit the website www.landpride.com.

Original: http://www.farmandranchguide.com/news/new_products/lp-skid-steer-rotary-tillers/article_de543cbc-aca5-11e4-86fe-1f0318d5951c.html

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