Rotary Cutter King Kutter In Action...

[Travis_R]

I came across this video on Youtube and figured some of ya'll might like to see a King Kutter rotary cutter in action. It's a very good video in my opinion. Although I don't know who the people are in the video, it definately shows REAL "bush hogging" that we don't get to see too much of (yes, I'm a bush hogging/tractor enthusiast!). It also shows the durability of the King Kutter. If I'm not mistaken, the rotary cutter in the video looks like King Kutter's standard duty cutter. I used to own one in the past and i was well pleased with it.

I would love to be doing that job, if only the tractor was a Massey Ferguson or Mahindra! :laughing:

Hopefully the link will post...

YouTube - ‪mowing parcel 2665 with rotary mower‬‏

 

[foggy1111]

Pretty good video (I had my sound off). This looks like the brush I oftentimes cut when opening up new land.....now thow in some stumps and rocks....lol.

He does a good job of keeping his bucket down to get the brush laying over. Thanks for sharing! :thumbsup:

 

[bullbreaker]

Enjoyed video.
The operator of that tractor must eat a lot,take a look at his lunchbag hanging from his rops.

Boone

 

[sweettractors]

I came across this video on Youtube and figured some of ya'll might like to see a King Kutter rotary cutter in action. It's a very good video in my opinion. Although I don't know who the people are in the video, it definately shows REAL "bush hogging" that we don't get to see too much of (yes, I'm a bush hogging/tractor enthusiast!). It also shows the durability of the King Kutter. If I'm not mistaken, the rotary cutter in the video looks like King Kutter's standard duty cutter. I used to own one in the past and i was well pleased with it.

I would love to be doing that job, if only the tractor was a Massey Ferguson or Mahindra! :laughing:

Hopefully the link will post...

YouTube - ‪mowing parcel 2665 with rotary mower‬‏

I have done a lot of cutting like that and worse. I always took a full cut. The next 2-3 years you will have lots of flat tires on those small stumps until they rot out. Ken Sweet

 

[MoKelly]

Neat. I am sorry to say I am not near good enough (or brave enough) to try that job. The most I can do is up to the bumber.:ashamed:

MoKelly

 

[Travis_R]

Neat. I am sorry to say I am not near good enough (or brave enough) to try that job. The most I can do is up to the bumber.:ashamed:

MoKelly

Why, what reason(s) ?

 

[MoKelly]

Why, what reason(s) ?

Two reasons:

-- I am afraid of what I can't see under all that brush (rocks, stumps, metal, wires)

-- I am afraid of what the brush will do to the underside of the tractor before it gets to the cutter. My CT 235 seems so exposed on the underside.

Perhaps irrational fears as I only have about 80 hours on the tractor.

I really only have a pretty small area that grows out-of-control that can get like the video quickly. I generally use hand-held brushcutters to manage.

MoKelly

 

[Travis_R]

Two reasons:

-- I am afraid of what I can't see under all that brush (rocks, stumps, metal, wires)

-- I am afraid of what the brush will do to the underside of the tractor before it gets to the cutter. My CT 235 seems so exposed on the underside.

Perhaps irrational fears as I only have about 80 hours on the tractor.

I really only have a pretty small area that grows out-of-control that can get like the video quickly. I generally use hand-held brushcutters to manage.

MoKelly

Man, put that TRACTOR to work! :laughing: Just joking, can't blame ya for wanting to take care of it...

 

[Thomas]

Thanks for the ride.
Notice you were well bundle up...for the weather or brush.

 

[mooseracing]

For that size of a tractor that should be a cake walk. If I can push it over it is going under, usually it is back over it as what I mow over would cause too much sheet metal damage.