Buy what you like, Land Pride is a quality product. I have a Woods GTC52 on my (2006) Kubota B7510 and it has served me well for the past 9 years. My tiller is wide enough to cover the tire tracks. The PTO is a slip clutch type and a thin rust film will form. To clean this, I measure the length of the springs and then loosen everything up, clean with a wire tooth brush and reassemble and tighten back to the initial spring measurements. With that said, if I hit a big rock, the tractor will shut off quick! I don't know which type of PTO shaft is better, my tiller came with the slip clutch type. When I bought my tiller, the Kuhn was the most rugged and most expensive. All the other "name brands" seemed to be pretty equal to me one way or the other. During initial tilling on new ground, I have to remove rocks I hit with the tiller (basketball size) using the FEL, sometimes I have to remove the tiller and install the back hoe. If my tiller hits softball size rocks it will shake the heck out of my tractor, be ready to push the clutch in. For softball size rocks I till up, I stop and put the rock in the FEL, and continue tilling. Seems like the more I till the garden, the more rocks come to the surface!
