KK implements any good?

[Soundguy]

I have a pasture full of the old red KK implements.. I like em.. good price.. etc..

soundguy

 

[Farmwithjunk]

KK sells a great tiller that'll hold its own against any brand, a very good for the buck "heavy duty" (for KK) disc (not to be confused with their light duty model) , the landscape rake is basically the same or similar to most others, and some assorted "ok" stuff. Rough mowers hold up to lighter duty use. Had a finish mower, wouldn't rush right out and buy another. Rear blades are ok for pushing sawdust, snow and loose dirt. Don't try to do much serious digging with one. I ended up taking a cutting torch to one I wadded up while scraping snow 3 years ago. (with a 40 hp tractor) Box blades are "average" for economy level. Prices on KK equipment seem to be catching up with everything in it's same quality range. Not the bargain it once was. Most KK equipment uses "generic" components available most anywhere. (i.e. pto shafts, slip clutches, disc bearings and wear parts, box blade ripper teeth, ect) That's a plus.

There's better quality equipment available, but there's worse. Average quality at an average price but easy to find retailers.

 

[DK35vince]

Rear blades are ok for pushing sawdust, snow and loose dirt. Don't try to do much serious digging with one. I ended up taking a cutting torch to one I wadded up while scraping snow 3 years ago. (with a 40 hp tractor).

King Kutter does offer Medium duty (pro series) and heavy duty rear blades.
I think you would have a difficult time bending their heavy duty blade with a 40 HP tractor.
The King Kutter light duty blades are just that.. Light duty. I had the a light duty rear blade and did not like it. I now have a KK Pro series-medium duty rear blade. I like it. It is a much better blade than the light duty.