Rhino

[southerniltractor]

Hi Folks,

My dealer stocks Rhino attachments. Can anyoen offer any insight on the quality of these attachments? Are they made in America?

Thanks,
Mike

 

[buck12]

Hi Folks,

My dealer stocks Rhino attachments. Can anyoen offer any insight on the quality of these attachments? Are they made in America?

Thanks,
Mike

I have Rhino 5' rotary cutter that I am happy with. It had been used and abused at times and has held up well.

 

[creekbend]

RHINO | Born to Lead | Agricultural, Industrial, and Commercial Equipment

 

[Hollow]

Anything Alamo Group makes is going to be top quality for it's class. I want a TS12 so bad I can't stand it!

 

[plowindeeper]

dad's got a 78' massy w a 4 ft rhino cutter
keep out side
bought both new in 78'
never done anything to it except use it
better than any thing you could buy now

 

[mojoinco]

I have an old Servis (Alamo product prior to buying Rhino and merging the lines). I think they sent me a copy of the manual (scanned) that was from the 50's. Very close to the model 500 8'. If they make them the same, but improved, nothing to beat it, apples to apples.

Made in Texas I think.

 

[DK35vince]

I've been real happy with my Rhino 85 backhoe.

 

[TNhobbyfarmer]

I have a Rhino 6' TW72 rotary cutter. It is one of their heavy duty models. I have used and abused it for about 15 years. It is still working like a Timex. My experience has been great.

 

[ksshooter]

I have a Rhino 2408 loader on my TC30. Only owned it for 4 months, but it works well and is built well.

 

[bullbreaker]

Hi Folks,

My dealer stocks Rhino attachments. Can anyoen offer any insight on the quality of these attachments? Are they made in America? Thanks,
Mike

Rhino makes kick arse stuff IMHO.
I don't own it anymore but heres a link to my x Little Rhino rear blade,first ones made in 1958. :thumbsup:



http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/attachments/174329-rear-blade-info-comments.html

Boone

 

[southerniltractor]

Thanks folks. I'm looking at
Rhino 350 tilt and angle 84" 395 lbs $700.00
Rhino 172 bushhog with slip clutch 785 lbs $1700.00
Rhino BX 72 box blade 505 lbs $ 700.00
Horst qa 48" pallet forks 3700 lb rated 425lbs $700.00

Thoughts on prices?

Mike

 

[SPYDERLK]

Thanks folks. I'm looking at
Rhino 350 tilt and angle 84" 395 lbs $700.00
Rhino 172 bushhog with slip clutch 785 lbs $1700.00
Rhino BX 72 box blade 505 lbs $ 700.00
Horst qa 48" pallet forks 3700 lb rated 425lbs $700.00

Thoughts on prices?

Mike

Thats very light for an 7' blade. Its a light duty price too. A light duty blade will disappoint you.
larry

 

[MtnViewRanch]

Larry beat me to it, but I agree, forget about that 350 series blade. :thumbdown: If you want one that you will be happy with, you need to step up to the 850 series. :thumbsup: That is a rear blade that you will be happy with, but will cost quite a bit more $$$$. I would not even consider the 350 series with your DK40.

 

[NativeSon]

I have a Rhino 272 rotary cutter and it's been bullet proof.

Charlie