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King Kutter Blade opinions

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Ryan

12-09-2001 19:19:26




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I saw a King Kutter 7' three point blade advertised for $179, anyone have experience with the brand? Do they make quality equipment?
Ryan




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Big Jim

12-11-2001 14:22:20




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 Re: King Kutter Blade opinions in reply to Ryan, 12-09-2001 19:19:26  
Ryan,

You didn't mention what tractor you plan on putting the blade on. King Kutter is kind of a light built blade, they would be fine for a small utility tractor. If I put this type of blade on my 80 HP FWD tractor, it would turn the King Kutter blade into a twisted iron pretzel in a matter of minutes. Rhino and Woods make a lot better blade, of course, they want a lot more $$$ for their blades too.

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Poppin' Johnny

12-10-2001 15:03:04




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 Re: King Kutter Blade opinions in reply to Ryan, 12-09-2001 19:19:26  
I have an older King Kutter blade, a blue one. Works nice behind my 60 pushing a lot of snow. Like one has said, the Woods may be the best built, but they cost a lot more.



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Jim WI

12-10-2001 10:27:20




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 Re: King Kutter Blade opinions in reply to Ryan, 12-09-2001 19:19:26  
If it's new, that's not a bad price.

The 7-footer is the one I use with my 2N. I have no complaints.



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Pete

12-10-2001 09:36:29




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 Re: King Kutter Blade opinions in reply to Ryan, 12-09-2001 19:19:26  
I sold King Kutter equipment for 25 years before
getting out of machinery business. They make a
quality machine for the price. You have to use
common sense when using. You don't put a $179
blade on a 100 HP tractor and start ramming snow
banks or it will be ruined the 1st hour you have
it. Buy it, use it sensibly, and it will last a
long time.



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Ryan, hey Richard

12-10-2001 06:39:29




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 Re: King Kutter Blade opinions in reply to Ryan, 12-09-2001 19:19:26  
Thanks for the help, wanted to be sure it was not "too good to be true."

Richard, On a different subject, I am also a Firefighter, IAFF Local 66, Waterloo, Iowa. Who are you with?



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Richard

12-12-2001 06:22:42




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 Re: Re: King Kutter Blade opinions in reply to Ryan, hey Richard, 12-10-2001 06:39:29  
Fort Osage Fire Dist just NE of KC. I'm the shift commander of B with two companies. Light industry,rural and alot of urbanites.



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LazyHorse

12-09-2001 21:09:19




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 Re: King Kutter Blade opinions in reply to Ryan, 12-09-2001 19:19:26  
King Kutter brand is handled by TSC and Quality Farm & Fleet. They are lighter built than some other brands, but well made and good value.



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Richard Professional Firefighter

12-09-2001 19:40:12




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 Re: King Kutter Blade opinions in reply to Ryan, 12-09-2001 19:19:26  
Yes, I've been using a 5 footer for 2 years now. Mine hasn't failed me yet, but I've seen different models made better. Mine has some bent iron due to wear and usage. Just did a 10 acre plot for a guy before I stored it for winter. I'll continue to use it until she quits, then I'll probably replace it with a different brand. 179 is pretty cheap in my neck of the woods, so I'd say a king kutter is worth that. Rhino and Woods seem to be well made brands.

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