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Vermeer TM800 VS Kuhn GMD 3150 TL

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JM in Merit

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Looking to get a new mower, been using Krone AM322. Looking to get a trail mower.I know each got pro and cons. Fields I cut are irregular shape. Cutting mostly mixed grasses. I know there some pros and cons to trail VS 3pt, but I feel trail would be way I want to go. It will go on a Maxxum 110 tractor. Like to hear pros and cons on both models and any others models as well. Dealer support will be pretty equal. Price is a little higher for Kuhn. Thanks
 
TX Jim, Can you make left turns with out driveline chatter? I got some fields that a few left turn are helpful.
I have heard allot of good things about both cutters. The quick change blades would be real nice benefit.
Thanks for your reply I have read some posts you made and know you had really liked you TM 800
 

Actually I don't own the TM800 now as I down sized and own a Vermeer M7030 on a caddy. I don't remember that LH turns were a problem with the TM800 BUT I'm disabled and don't drive any of my tractors much any more. I do think the QC blades are easier to change than the bolt on type plus although costly($3.89) the Vermeer blades last a long time even in gopher & fire ant mounds.
 
I had a TM800 for 11 years. It was a very good cutter. As TX Jim said the QC blades a real plus. Also being able to change the blade angle was a good thing also. I don't recall having any drive line problems with left turns. I just traded it for a NH H7330 as I decided to go with a flail conditioner.
 
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