SCDolphin
Gold Member
Looking at Bush Hog brand 6 foot rotary cutters. Any idea on the cost of both the SQ (squealer low end) and their medium duty 6 footer?
Rotary Cutter Best Price on 6' Bush Hog brand rotary cutter
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ron_sc
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I am not too far from you (upstate SC), and just ordered a 6 foot medium duty bush hog (286) from the Kubota dealer. I'm paying $2100 with the safety chains included. It was $1950 without them. I didn't try to haggle with them on price, so you may be able to do a little better.
The 7 food medium duty (296) was about $2850 I think.
The 7 food medium duty (296) was about $2850 I think.
MrJimi
Elite Member, Rest in Peace
Last year before the new BushHog came out, I got a price of $1799 on a 286
Farmwithjunk
Super Member
Year and a half back, I got a 286 that had been on the dealers lot for a full year. Paid $1500 with chains. Wish I'd bought 2 now.
2 yrs ago, my 286 with front chains was $1650 in Cookeville, TN at the NH dealer. It had apparently been on their lot for a while (some rust). I had gotten a quote for this amount from the N GA Kubota dealer, and called and asked the NH dealer if they would sell me one for that price. He said OK. I don't think they really knew the one they had in stock had the chains!
Z-Michigan
Veteran Member
ron_sc said:
I recently paid $1820 for a Deere LX6 which includes safety chains f/r. I was also recently quoted $2050 total for a Woods Brushbull 72" with the optional safety chains. I think that's the ballpark for quality 6' rotary cutters.
I am slightly amazed at the price difference between those and a KK or Howse; there is obviously a quality difference, but I'm not sure the quality difference is two and a half to one. That being said, I bought the LX6 anyway. If you think about how incredibly dangerous a cutter is if a part fails and sends stuff flying, the quality is worth it (as are the safety chains).
