Everything Attachments Rotary Cutter....FIRST LOOK!!!

4shorts · Feb 21, 2014

I have to say, That's really nice workmanship. If I had a need I wouldn't need to think twice buying one from you. Good stuff :thumbsup:

EverythingAttachments · Feb 24, 2014

4shorts said:
I have to say, That's really nice workmanship. If I had a need I wouldn't need to think twice buying one from you. Good stuff :thumbsup:

Thanks 4shorts! I know that you have a keen eye for good workmanship because I've enjoyed watching many of your mods!
Travis

EverythingAttachments · Feb 24, 2014

I think the introductory price of the cutter is also pretty attractive!
Travis

Deerherd · Feb 24, 2014

Looks well made and is very price competitive, if it was QH compatible it would tick all the boxes....

Steppenwolfe · May 18, 2014

I'm in the market for a 72 inch HD cutter. when will you be ready ?

number9L · May 18, 2014

I've got a LandPride RCR1260 that's been real good to me over the last year and a bit. However, I do a lot of backing up while bush hogging - up / down banks, hills, into thickets, etc - and I regularly have to tweak the rear lower edge of the deck back in line. I'd LOVE to see the reinforcement along the front of the deck go on around the back to the rubber skirt. It wouldn't be that much more material and would make for a much more durable deck, for my uses anyway.

I like the J hook for laying the PTO shaft in. Both my LP decks have chains to hang the PTO and seems I always get grease on my pants hanging them up after use. I may borrow that idea for mod to mine.

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EverythingAttachments · May 19, 2014

Steppenwolfe said:
I'm in the market for a 72 inch HD cutter. when will you be ready ?

It looks like it's going to be a while, so i'd count the 72" out for this season. The 60" is looking really good. It is almost ready for our website and a field near you.
Here are some pics:

EverythingAttachments · Jun 2, 2014

Here are some more pics of the fully assembled 60" ETA Rotary Cutter.
I'll post more info. as it becomes available.
Travis

kebo · Jun 2, 2014

Looks really good, Ted! I have one comment... is there a lip at the top of the deck all the way around the back (curved) part of it? If so, will that hold water when it rains?? I say that because a rusted deck is one thing you see on a lot of old mowers that have sat outside for many years. Is there a weep hole somewhere for the water to drain out? Or maybe a gap in that lip for it run out?

Also, you gonna put the little plastic containers on them for the instruction manual? Some folks like to keep extra shear bolts and spare lynch pins them.

Overall, a great looking, well made piece of equipment that will probably outlast a lot of us forum memers LOL.

Poopdeck Pappy · Jun 2, 2014

One thing I wish SOMEONE would do is to get rid of the crappy, frustrating plastic shroud at the gear box that covers the slip clutch or shear pin. And replace it with a metal shield that is easily removable and replaceable for servicing the slip clutch.

EverythingAttachments · Jun 3, 2014

kebo said:
Looks really good, Ted! I have one comment... is there a lip at the top of the deck all the way around the back (curved) part of it? If so, will that hold water when it rains?? I say that because a rusted deck is one thing you see on a lot of old mowers that have sat outside for many years. Is there a weep hole somewhere for the water to drain out? Or maybe a gap in that lip for it run out?

Also, you gonna put the little plastic containers on them for the instruction manual? Some folks like to keep extra shear bolts and spare lynch pins them.

Overall, a great looking, well made piece of equipment that will probably outlast a lot of us forum memers LOL.

Thanks for the comments!
We do intend to put weep holes in the deck to keep water from standing. I do not think it will have a tube, but i'll ask Ted about it.
Travis

EverythingAttachments · Jun 3, 2014

Poopdeck Pappy said:
One thing I wish SOMEONE would do is to get rid of the crappy, frustrating plastic shroud at the gear box that covers the slip clutch or shear pin. And replace it with a metal shield that is easily removable and replaceable for servicing the slip clutch.

I understand that those plastic shields can be a pain, but it is a necessary safety feature. The problem with a metal shield is that it would be more expensive to replace if something hits/bends it.
That is the #1 reason that mfgs. use an inexpensive, easily replaced plastic shield.
Travis

Poopdeck Pappy · Jun 3, 2014

EverythingAttachments said:
I understand that those plastic shields can be a pain, but it is a necessary safety feature. The problem with a metal shield is that it would be more expensive to replace if something hits/bends it.
That is the #1 reason that mfgs. use an inexpensive, easily replaced plastic shield.
Travis

Manufacturers used to use a metal shield. I'm sure they all changed to plastic due to cost. I just wish a metal shield was an aftermarket option since I don't have a shop or metal working tools yet. As soon as I get the tools, I'm gonna make my own and will happily throw that plastic piece of garbage in the burn pile.

EverythingAttachments · Jun 24, 2014

Here is a video outlining some of the features of our new 60" Rotary Cutter. Nate should have the product page on our website soon with more info/pricing. I'll keep you posted.
Travis

newbury · Jun 24, 2014

EverythingAttachments said:
Here is a video outlining some of the features of our new 60" Rotary Cutter. Nate should have the product page on our website soon with more info/pricing. I'll keep you posted.
Travis

Who does the CC for the video? Goggle tranlte?

I was trying to look at it while SWMBO was watching TV and so not to disturb I turned on the closed captioning. That's a hoot.

EverythingAttachments · Jun 24, 2014

Yes, Nate says Google voice recognition is responsible for the humorous captioning! I don't guess it understands my southern accent. :laughing:
Travis

EverythingAttachments · Feb 26, 2015

We are taking orders for our 72" Rotary Cutter now. It will have the same features/gearbox as our ETA 60" cutter and spec out extremely close to a Land Pride RCR1872.

The introductory price for the 72" model will be $1,995 shipped to a staffed commercial business or supporting freight terminal within 1,000 miles of Newton, NC.

Here is the latest video(complete with a demonstration) of our 60" cutter.
Travis