Re: Best bulletproof brush hog on the market?

Posted by Buzzman72 on September 15, 2004 at 05:35:04 from (63.190.232.149):

In Reply to: Re: Best bulletproof brush hog on the market? posted by Jerry/MT on September 14, 2004 at 09:59:14:

In the 1960's, Dad was looking for a line of rotary mowers to add, something that was built tough. Locally, the Woods "Dixie Cutter" was a big seller, but it wasn't built tough enough to suit Dad...neither were most of the independent lines. Finally, he ran across the SideWinder line, and he was sold. As a little independent garage/tractor shop, we sold around 200 SideWinder cutters in about 10 years, and most of 'em are still around. Originally, the "5-by5" could be retailed for around $295...which was a little more than the Woods "Dixie Cutter," but when the farmers compared the construction, we usually got the sale (unless the farmer suffered from "Terminal Titus Syndrome", where the dollar-and-cent bottom line outweighed any quality considerations).

If they're still around, they'd be worth a look-see.

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