The new place has about 8 acres that’s just a field. It’s pretty smooth and no stumps or rocks. The dealer set aside a land pride RCR1260 for me. He assured me it was compatible with my tractor. I’m supposed to have it delivered in a couple of weeks. I’m ready to try it out.When I was in the market Howse had by far the best price for quality. I wound up with a "medium duty" 5' with slip clutch and chains for several hundred less than the competition. I just had to check and I'm shocked, it was 13 years ago!
I've beat the snot out of the thing and am ashamed how poorly I've treated it and it just keeps on keeping on....
Unfortunately it appears they only do 10' in the medium duty line now. https://www.howseimplement.com/product-lines/rotary-cutters.html
Yes. Thanks. That was a must on my wishlist.
I bought a Howse in about 94. Being a beginner to tractors and rotary cutters I really abused it. Lasted about 10 years maybe. Bought a new tractor and bought a Bush Hog brand a few years ago. I know a lot more now and don’t abuse it or the tractor. The Howse was ok I just tried to cut a lot of stuff I had no business doing. Also learned just because you have a heavy box blade a tractor is not a bulldozer. LolWhen I was in the market Howse had by far the best price for quality. I wound up with a "medium duty" 5' with slip clutch and chains for several hundred less than the competition. I just had to check and I'm shocked, it was 13 years ago!
I've beat the snot out of the thing and am ashamed how poorly I've treated it and it just keeps on keeping on....
Unfortunately it appears they only do 10' in the medium duty line now. https://www.howseimplement.com/product-lines/rotary-cutters.html
I believe you want an RCR1860.It has the slip clutch...
The rcr1260 comes either way. I’m getting the slip plates.
