Tractor Supply King Kutter

[RichZ]

Dargo, I use my KK rotary cutter on a Ferguson TO-20, approximately 26 hp. I use it to maintain about 50 acres of pasture that I use for my livestock, and I have several older neighbors who no longer farm, but still own their old farms, that I brush hog for. I give the KK a good workout, often going over saplings, and there are few rocks in my or my neighbors pastures that I haven't hit many times. /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif The hp of the Ferguson has been plenty for my use, and like Soundguy, I use what I think is most efficient. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif

I also have a KK subsoiler and backblade that I use on my 62 hp Oliver. I use the backblade for snow removal on my 1/4 mile driveway, as well as the driveways of those same older neighbors. We have many 6" to 1 foot or more snowfalls each winter. I use the subsoiler to dig trenches for various uses on my farm.

I've never been let down by a KK implement. If you use them for heavier use, I guess you should step up to the KK heavy duty line, as you've already discussed. I think you always get the most bang for your buck with King Kutter. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[Soundguy]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Soundguy, I've not only used my regular duty King Kutter 60" rotary cutter on all of those things )</font>

Funny enough.. so have I.. and my cheapy KK still plunders on!

Soundguy

 

[DK35vince]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( I just went to KK's website and saw that their "HD" or "professional" series 7' blade weighs 700 pounds! I just can't find a price. )</font>

King Kutter for some reason does not show the "profesional" series rear blades on their website.
My professional rear blade is somewhere in between the light duty and heavy duty rear blades. ( mid duty). Cost for a 7' professional blade was around $415.
The Heavy Duty 7' rear blade weighs around 700# and goes for just over $700.