Rotary Cutter 4' rottary cutters

[Bird]

Re: 4\' rottary cutters

Frank, there's no telling how old that Busy Bee was that I called about. And I'd have gone to look at it, and probably would even have bought it if it hadn't been for the guy telling me how great it was, then telling me it had holes rusted through the deck. It was probably a good mower originally, and had probably been sitting out for many many years. And he was asking $250 for it.

 

[Soundguy]

Re: 4\' rottary cutters

In general.. you get what you pay for.. the higher price models are usually heavier / heavier duty.. while the cheaper ones are lighter / lighter duty.

I've use a ford 951 / 950 series 4' rotary cutter. Worked great. Now I've got a 5' KK.. I've mowed with it a few seasons now.. no problems. I've mowed everything from ant mounds to heavy woody brush.

Soundguy

 

[songhunter]

Re: 4\' rottary cutters

I agree with theboman about the Fred Cain. It is a very well built unit at a reasonable price.

 

[Old_Hickory]

Re: 4\' rottary cutters

Boman,
Where have you been ????Long time no see !!!

 

[KiotiJohn]

Re: 4\' rottary cutters

I recently had an extended discussion about this with my tractor dealer, I already have a mower, who had been to a seminar at Woods Equipment. He pointed out that there is a large oil channel in the power head of the Woods mowers that really bathes the bearing well. The Woods also has a lot of reinforcement, full skid pads, not just a few inches. Just look at them compared to others and I think you'll agree they are really good mowers. If I need to buy another, it will be a 4' Woods for my Kioti CK20HST. John