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RALPH

09-15-2003 14:15:47

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I WOULD LIKE THE BOARDS OPINION ON THE BEST BUSH HOG FOR THE MONEY THAT WORKS BEHIND AN N TRACTOR....THANKS, RALPH

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Dale Blackburn

09-28-2003 18:03:11

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Re: BRUSH HOGS in reply to RALPH, 09-15-2003 14:15:47

Ralph; I just put a new Agri Five 5' on my 9N. Have not used it long but seems to be well built. I added 300lbs to front of tractor as it wanted to jump a little with the clutch grabby as it is.
Goodluck
Dale

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souNdguy

09-16-2003 07:56:48

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Re: BRUSH HOGS in reply to RALPH, 09-15-2003 14:15:47

My .02$ worth.

A few things to consider.. a 5' hog will fit just about right to cover your N's rear wheels. 2nd.. N hyds are good for only about 750# before front end is light.
More cinsiderations.. the heavier the hog, the more hp the N uses to pull it, spin it up, and lift it.. that horsepower isn't used for cutting.

As long as you arn't 'trimming trees' a lighter duty cutter is gennerally lighter.. easier to lift, and gets more hp to the blades.

My 5' KK works great.

Soundguy

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Matt in MO

09-16-2003 05:18:43

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Re: BRUSH HOGS in reply to RALPH, 09-15-2003 14:15:47

Depemds on what kind of material you will be cutting. If you will be doing light duty cutting - a King Kutter will work. If you are going to be cutting heavier stuff, you should upgrade to a better mower (Bush Hog, Woods, Rhino).

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Jerry (AL)

09-15-2003 18:53:59

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Re: BRUSH HOGS in reply to RALPH, 09-15-2003 14:15:47

I too like the King cutter.

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Rick H. Ga.

09-15-2003 17:46:22

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Re: BRUSH HOGS in reply to RALPH, 09-15-2003 14:15:47

Hi Ralph,

I have two 5' brush hogs, a King Kutter brand I have had for over 20 years and a fairly new 5' International mower I got with a used tractor purchase. The King Kutter has held up well under light to moderate use. The International seems to be a good mower as well but has not been tried and proven by time and use.

You can get either of these brands new for about $600 or less. HTH. Rick H. Ga.

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