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Landpride vrs. Kingkutter

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Smitty

04-11-2003 13:01:51




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I am planing on getting a 60" mower for my Ford 2000 and am wondering which is better LandPride or Kingkutter and also general price of each. I will use it to maintain my olive orchard.
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tim[in]

04-13-2003 15:18:54




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 Re: Landpride vrs. Kingkutter in reply to Smitty, 04-11-2003 13:01:51  
personally i would go with a bushog brand if possible.much better made than either of those listed and just does a great job of cutting.



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Dave

04-11-2003 18:31:31




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 Re: Landpride vrs. Kingkutter in reply to Smitty, 04-11-2003 13:01:51  
Have a 72" KingKutter here ($1075) and a 72" LandPride at work ($1400).To be honest,I really don't see much difference.Dave



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Dave

04-11-2003 18:31:06




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 Re: Landpride vrs. Kingkutter in reply to Smitty, 04-11-2003 13:01:51  
Have a 72" KingKutter here ($1075) and a 72" LandPride at work ($1400).To be honest,I really don't see much difference.Dave



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F14

04-11-2003 16:31:34




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 Re: Landpride vrs. Kingkutter in reply to Smitty, 04-11-2003 13:01:51  
Most people I've talked to or seen post on this board find that the Landpride is a better quality machine than the King Kutter.

Of course, that's reflected in the price...



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Robert in W. Mi.

04-12-2003 06:59:01




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 Re: Re: Landpride vrs. Kingkutter in reply to F14, 04-11-2003 16:31:34  
I agree. Around here Land Pride tools cost a little more, have a better reputation than KK and sell for quite a bit more used. Personally, i'd but a Woods, but given your choise, it would be the Land Pride. Robert



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rod

04-11-2003 13:43:46




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 Re: Landpride vrs. Kingkutter in reply to Smitty, 04-11-2003 13:01:51  
my neigbor cuts 100 acres or more with a six foot land pride this is his second one they mow all summer with it doing various sections for their horses and maintain cross country jump trails and it seems to hold up well never heard of him having any problems with it he just sold the old one after about 6 or 7 years and the guy who got it fixed it up and uses it now. He even mowed about 10 acres for me for several years this is mostly old pasture with some alder bushes and usual weeds.
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