Woods BB60 vs. Bush Hog SQ600

   / Woods BB60 vs. Bush Hog SQ600
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#11  
Fisherman....I agree that both units from a specs and quality standpoint are virtually the same and I will be happy with either. Did you go with shear bolt or slip clutch? I have just about decided to go with shear bolt up front to save a few bucks as I just got married and finances are pretty tight but old hog can't go no more. If I find myself breaking shear bolts every 100 feet I will then fork out a little more to go with the slip clutch....any thoughts on that thinking?
Thanks for everyone's responses and help.
 
   / Woods BB60 vs. Bush Hog SQ600 #12  
HD Labs said:
Fisherman....I agree that both units from a specs and quality standpoint are virtually the same and I will be happy with either. Did you go with shear bolt or slip clutch? I have just about decided to go with shear bolt up front to save a few bucks as I just got married and finances are pretty tight but old hog can't go no more. If I find myself breaking shear bolts every 100 feet I will then fork out a little more to go with the slip clutch....any thoughts on that thinking?
Thanks for everyone's responses and help.
It's a good plan. Try the shear bolt and gauge your use. You can easily add a slip clutch later. Start with Grade 2 bolts and then you can always move up if you want to. Many on this site use Grade 5 bolts. I know my Howse 500 Manual specifies a Grade 5 bolt. If you can find them, Grade BB bolts fall between the two Grades.
 
   / Woods BB60 vs. Bush Hog SQ600
  • Thread Starter
#13  
Just so you all know....I went with the Woods BB60 for the shear convenience of the dealer and the helpfulness of the sales staff. I am going to try out the shear bolt and see how that works. Thanks for all of your advice and experiences. WIll try to post how things are going. I hope that I can advise someone in the future.

Thanks again.
 
   / Woods BB60 vs. Bush Hog SQ600 #14  
Just so you all know....I went with the Woods BB60 for the shear convenience of the dealer and the helpfulness of the sales staff. I am going to try out the shear bolt and see how that works. Thanks for all of your advice and experiences. WIll try to post how things are going. I hope that I can advise someone in the future.

Thanks again.

Well, it is now the future! Any advice?
 
 

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