Wild KAT attachments

[whitedogone]

Here's a couple of pics of my 48" LD with JD QC

 

[IslandTractor]

Here's a couple of pics of my 48" LD with JD QC

Looks great. How are the welds? Any idea of the weight?

 

[whitedogone]

Nice welds.... the BoL says #420. I'll try to weigh it when I get to the farm.

 

[JFS2295]

I've picked up a 48" as well. Nothing wrong with the welds or design. Would have liked the bottom to be more curved, but it's fine. Be hooking it up this week.

 

[IslandTractor]

I've posted it before but it is worth repeating. $600 for one of these is a REALY good deal. Anyone sitting on the fence should take into account that there is nothing else on the market for less than $1000 and somebody at Wildkat is going to figure that out one of these days.

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[whitedogone]

I've posted it before but it is worth repeating. $600 for one of these is a REALY good deal. Anyone sitting on the fence should take into account that there is nothing else on the market for less than $1000 and somebody at Wildkat is going to figure that out one of these days.

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That's for sure. I don't see how they can buy the steel, do the cutting, and weld it up for that kind of money.

 

[IslandTractor]

That's for sure. I don't see how they can buy the steel, do the cutting, and weld it up for that kind of money.

If they are really efficient with CNC cutting/design and a well run shop with non union welders it may well be profitable even at $600. What they may not be doing however is a competitive market analysis that would show them they could charge $900 and still be the cheapest option out there.

 

[beppington]

I've posted it before but it is worth repeating. $600 for one of these is a REALY good deal. Anyone sitting on the fence should take into account that there is nothing else on the market for less than $1000 and somebody at Wildkat is going to figure that out one of these days.

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That's for sure. I don't see how they can buy the steel, do the cutting, and weld it up for that kind of money.

If they are really efficient with CNC cutting/design and a well run shop with non union welders it may well be profitable even at $600. What they may not be doing however is a competitive market analysis that would show them they could charge $900 and still be the cheapest option out there.

Hush up, ya'll!!!!

 

[IslandTractor]

Hush up, ya'll!!!!

Just don't tell WildKat about TBN. Ten lashes for whoever spills the beans.

 

[bubbacuse77]

Yes, keep this on the down low till I order mine.....:laughing: