landpride RTA1050 tiller

man00

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Been fighting with this since day one, the tiller would hug to one side (to the left) tried moving the lower lift arms in and out and what not. I notice today the bracket on the tiller that holds the pins for the 3pt lower arms were off set to one side about a 1 1/2". I don't know if that is the correct way to set it up or not. I moved the brackets so they would be evenly match, hope it doesn't mess something up. Haven't tried hooking it up to the QH yet but it was a real pain before.
 

mickeyd

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2014 L3200 DT w/LA524 FEL, 2019 Kubota Z121S w/ 48" Pro Dec, TG1860G w/RCK54TG
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I have a LP RTA1258 Tiller that has worked well for me.

Yes you can offset the tiller if it is smaller than the width of your tractor our use it straight if it is wider than the tractor. You don't list your tractor so I guess that you have a smaller tractor since your tiller is only 50". If your tractor is wider than 50" then that is probably why it was offset to cover the two wheels on the left side.
 

mickeyd

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The width of that tractor is 45.1" so the 50" tiller should cover both wheels with it centered in the middle.