Wallace Mfg?

[Bowhunter]

Does anyone have experience with attachments sold under the Wallace Mfg. name? I have a 5' box blade that works pretty well for my little 22 hp Kubota B9200. My local Rural King sells a lot of the Wallace stuff....rotary cutters, straight blades, disks, tillers, you name it. Just wanting an idea of the quality (especially on the tiller).

 

[Rodney]

I have a 4ft rotary cutter that is made pretty good. For the tiller, I went with king kutter, thought it was heavier duty for about the same price.

 

[JimMc]

The tillers and finish mowers are the Italian made Caroni's available from a variety of vendors. Haven't really heard of any problems associated with them.

 

[SPIKER]

I have a 6' box and think it is pretty good despite the abuse I've given it, (I tweeked it aobut 1/2' on lower left side when backing into a rock that was mostly below grade in my creek, it is over 3' in each dirrection. probably 1 cu yard of rock! I did get it out but took lots of perswation!

Mark M /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

 

[Typhoon]

I happen to live 40 miles from the Wallace Mfg. plant that manufactures every Wallace implement in the U.S. Recently, I was introduced to Rod Wallace (owner) and I was very impressed with 1.) The manufacturing process, 2) The quality control, 3) The reasonable price you pay for heavy built stuff. He walked me through the whole plant. Very impressive.
I have 4 Wallace implements now with no problems so far.
-Brad

 

[greg_g]

I have a 6 foot Wallace box blade, and am disappointed with the weight. At a mere 366 pounds, it has to be one of the lightest six footers on the market. If I had to do it all over again, I'd have paid a few more bucks for a heavier brand. It also has only five scarifiers that are almost 15" apart. I'd have preferred once scarifier per foot of blade.

Oh well, live and learn.

//greg//