How to change the gear oil on a Land Pride RCR1260
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video, I go over the process of how to change the gear oil on a Land Pride RCR1260 rotary cutter. I show you step by step process of what the owner's manuals on the Land Pride RCR1260 recommends from how to drain the gearbox to how to properly refill it.
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Thanks for posting this video, being a Tractor newbie I really appreciate you taking the time to make this video and explain the process.
You are welcome 🙏 Thanks for watching!
Thank you -- I wasn't sure what my fill plug was all about. and you had the answer...
You are very welcome! I hope it helps out.
Thank you, thank you, thank you for showing how to drain the gear box of your Lanpride. I have a Landpride finish mower, the AT2572, and never changed the gear oil calling for 90W. It's 27 years old and never changed the oil. I think I will use a turkey baster wit a flexible extension hose, and hope to get it all out. I now know what the lower bolt hole is for. But I can't for the life of me figure out why they never designed a drain plug at the very bottom like a lawn mower. But they're not stupid, we know why they didn't. THUMBS UP!!!
I agree. I don’t understand why they don’t have a drain either. Glad it helped you out! Thanks for watching.
They dont have a drain plug in case it rattles loose during operation, which would cause you to destroy your gears once all the oil leaks out.@@EarlybirdFarmSC
@@pedroloureiro9393 That makes sense. It does rattle and shake a lot and has lots of pressure on them.
All oiled up and ready to rock. Stay safe buddy and have a great week!
Yes sir,, just need to find some more time to use her now haha.
Good video Ronnie, gotta keep that maintenance up on the equipment, I need to check my bush hog gear oil too!! Y'all stay safe over there!! Dan
yeah I don't think it is something that you have to change out often but it certainly should be checked. Thanks Dan. I am about to be watching that new video of yours too. Trying to get caught up on everything.
Thanks! Great video. Really needed this info.
You are welcome. Glad it was helpful.
Thank you keeping it simple
You are welcome!
thank you- great job
You are welcome 🙏
Nice video thanks
Thanks for watching!
Well there for minute I thought you sucked down a bug brother 😂 now that sounds about like my luck lol.. Great how to video, a little maintenance goes along way on something that has to work as hard as that. Quick easy thing to do to keep that bad boy going and to help prevent from damaging it. Keep up the great work and thanks for sharing with us Ronnie!
I got to go back and watch it again lol You the second person that has mentioned that haha. I honestly can't remember. Thanks Shannon. Hope you have been good brother! Yes sir got to keep it up and you are right, that thing gets worked hard. I don't know how they hold up lol.
Yeah man we are good it was a busy week last week lol..
I went back and looked lol not sure what was going on there haha and why it wasn’t edited out haha. Oh well 😔
😜 why now what we got something to laugh at! 😂
Gnat fly up your nose Ronnie?😂 Nice how-to video. Everybody has to service their vehicles once in a while.
Haha I am not sure if it did or not, it is possible. I will have to go back and watch it to see lol. Yeah got to maintain.
How old is that machine? I build those at the factory and I've never seen a gearbox like that.
It just ran out of warranty last year so I think it’s a 2017 model. I bought it from a individual but he bought it at the local Kubota dealer because I called them about it and checked the warranty on it.
Interesting. After how many hours do you typically change the oil? My bush hog probably has 100 hours on it and I have never changed it - might have to look into that!!! Thanks.
My manual on the Land Pride doesn't specify a schedule to do it but just how. I think some people do it only when they work on them but, I feel like it is similar to a rear end in a vehicle and every type of oil has a end life. I know for me, I am going to do it every couple of years. It might not be needed but it is really quick and easy to do and gives you peace of mind. The main thing is to check it every so often to make sure there is something in there and top it off by opening that lower plug and filling up till the oil just runs out. I wanted to make sure that no water had gotten in mine so I changed it. The person I bought it from looks like he took care of it, but you really just never know when buying used. Thanks for the comment though, that was a good one!
@@EarlybirdFarmSC Thanks for responding.
I’ve just been using motor oil or hydronic oil… been 3 years and no problem… it does leak very slowly tho, so I never replace the oil.
Nice!
well here's a fun factoid. My RCR1248 had exactly nothing in the gear case. I bought it used from the original owner who had used it ~10 hours. I used it another 30 and thought it should be changed. The case was empty/dry. As in I bet it was delivered dry and sold dry and remained that way. So I added about 12 to 16oz until it dripped and closed it up. Thing ran just as quiet and no different that before. would have expected it to have been shrapnel at this point. Nope, runs fine.
Good thing you found it when you did though. Wow that’s crazy the dealer left it dry though! Thanks for the story. I appreciate it.
@@EarlybirdFarmSC When I purchased my auger attachment the dealer (Keno Tractor) warned me the gear case was shipped dry. There was also a warning tag attached to the gear case that it was dry and required gear oil prior to first use. So yeah, who knows what happened back when the RCR1248 was sold. I got a great price, like dimes on the dollar.
@@dvmartel1 I think the tag should be on all equipment shipped dry! Glad you got a great deal.
About how much oil does it take when you change it?
I couldn't remember because it has been a while since I did this but based on the Land Prides website it says 1.1 pint which is about half a quart of gear oil (80-90w)
Mine has a grease fitting on the lower bolt. I fill it up with grease. Anyone else do this?
The lower nut on the gear box? Mine doesn’t have have one there if that’s where you are talking. It seems that would put grease in the gear box instead of gear oil. On my particular unit it recommends gear oil instead.
@@EarlybirdFarmSC the same thing you have is what I have. Except that lower bolt you removed has a grease fitting. Yes I’m using grease instead of oil. Just fill it about half full.
@@blakethesnake1555 I’d say that is odd for that. Might want to call a local Kubota dealership and ask. I think it needs gear oil to work properly and not grease.