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Re: Rottary Cutter type?
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Posted by Walt Davies on February 08, 2007 at 07:52:49 from (72.173.58.4):
In Reply to: Rottary Cutter type? posted by Raleigh boulware on February 07, 2007 at 13:49:54:
I have both pull and 3 point. I like both but for clearing a large field I prefer the pull type. It just seems to get the job done faster with less trouble. But the 3 point is very handy in small places where you have to move around object a lot. My pull type it built like a tank and will easily take down 3 in. saplings and leave nothing but tooth picks behind it. The only problem is making a short turn and wiping out the U-joint. Walt
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