Rotary Cutter LAND PRIDE - RCF 2060 - Rotary Cutter - WHY CHEAP DRAW PINS?

[jeff9366]

I recently purchased a LAND PRIDE - RCF 2060 Rotary Cutter ($1,600) to pull behind my Kubota L3560.

Land Pride supplied CHEAP Draw Pins are too short to get a boot on, and ROLL PINS for finger grips?

How many customers buying a RCF 2060 will retain the cheap Draw Pins? Approximately zero, I should guess.
WHY SUPPLY INADEQUATE DRAW PINS FROM THE FACTORY ??????

Photo #3 shows ample/generous/over-spec Draw Pins supplied with HOWSE Disc Harrows.

LAND PRIDE: There is no such thing as PARTIAL excellence.

This is my first implement from LAND PRIDE.

 

[Underdog57]

Them are pretty cheap pins. I bought a Land Pride rear blade last fall and it is very well built and has very nice cat 1 & cat 2 combo pins. Maybe somebody swapped pins on the dealer lot?

 

[TripleR]

Same as Underdog57 only I bought my RCR2672 three year ago and it had very good cat 1 and II pins.

 

[jeff9366]

Them are pretty cheap pins. I bought a Land Pride rear blade last fall and it is very well built and has very nice cat 1 & cat 2 combo pins. Maybe somebody swapped pins on the dealer lot?

According to the Kubota mechanic, who unloads the trucks, that is the way Land Pride RCF 2060s arrive.

 

[murphy1244]

I had those junk pins on my Shredder too. Jeff wants me to say" Land Pride Shredder too"

 

[RDrancher]

Those look like the same too-dang-short-pins that come on LP's landplanes.

 

[murphy1244]

Now the Pins on my Land Pride Landplane were alright.

 

[Underdog57]

Now the Pins on my Land Pride Landplane were alright.

Now I am confused?

 

[murphy1244]

Now I am confused?

The Land Plane was cat 1-2 and had longer pins.

 

[oldballs]

If the pin fits the hole and fits the hitch and carries the load, it doesn't seem like a big issue to me....unless I don't understand something here....:2cents: