Land Pride 66 In. Reverse Rotary Tiller - Slip Clutch - RTR1266-32-82

Land Pride 66 In. Reverse Rotary Tiller - Slip Clutch - RTR1266-32-82

The Land Pride RTR12 reverse-till rotary tillers turn the soil to prepare a seedbed for gardening or lawn seeding. With uses in landscaping, gardening, and other residential applications, the RTR12 series offers an economical tilling solution. The RTR12, and all Land Pride reverse rotation tillers, tends to achieve greater depth of penetration, moving and pulverizing more soil in the process, while burying residue as opposed to leaving it on top. The solid steel shaft provides extra strength to the rotor and the RTR12 offers offset capabilities, allowing the tiller to work closer to objects such as fence lines, buildings and trees. Note: quick-hitch may require a longer driveline, which is available through Land Pride parts.

Brand
LAND PRIDE
Product identifiers
RTR1266-32-82
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Fri Oct 09 2026 11:11:05 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
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Thu Oct 08 2026 16:08:12 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

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Condition
New
OriginalPrice
4294.00
ShippingWeight
592.0
ShippingWeightUnit
lb

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