Ted is such a tease. Told us about a disaster but didn't show the video. We are adults and can handle the excitement of what happened. WISHING you the speediest recovery and may God bless you and yours!

Ted, You have to show your incident and how you got injured and damaged the tractor

I have your 4’ rotary cutter I pull with my JD 1025R. It is a delight. I downsized from a Ford 640 and a 5’ County Line. World of difference in build quality of the attachment. And the EA is much quieter. Maybe because the shorter blade tips aren’t moving as fast(?). I highly recommend the safety chains.

Ted ,

You could use a higher lift blade or run 4 blades on tbe stump jumper. Two high lift blades amd two lower lift.

How about using some of that steel to make my grapple, I have been waiting on for 16 weeks. Thanks for the reply, I know your equipment is superior to others and definitely worth the wait, the guys who I have dealt with are extremely knowledgeable and helpful. Thanks again.

I'm planning on doing the same thing this afternoon. My cutter doesn't seem to cut as clean as your mower. I believe my cutter is a john deere product. I was cutting using a 1950s Rotocycle which did a great job on stalks.

I'd like to see a more heavy hardox steel all around the cutter sides . Then I'll consider purchasing . Otherwise great work on all your attachments .

The one thing I noticed is I thought the rotary cutter had a mechanism that kept the cutter flat while the tractor goes through little dips. Several times, saw the nose of the tractor go down which raised the rear of the cutter. I did not see that mechanism on the top link articulating. But maybe it was and I couldn't see it. Just might check to make sure it isn't on a bind after the incident.

I've been putting mine through the paces since i got it. Slightly bent the tail wheel with in first 2 hours backing onto a hidden ditch., I'm not impressed with the cut quality vs my BH316. But I do love the lighter weight on the hills. Maybe its the hardox blades that don't cut well for whatever reason...

Sorry, I am not seeing any difference between the cut grass and the uncut grass. Sorry, just my impression.

I have an old MF150 with 45 hp, 40 at the PTO. Do you think my machine could handle a 6 foot wide cutter? I will be driving over privet and small silk trees, poke weed, pine saplings, tall weeds. I will have to go around anything larger than how much a trunk diameter?

What did ya'll do to the stump jumper/blade mount to correct the torque bending? What can existing Wicked cutter owners do?

What about retro fix for recent purchases?

If 60hp tractor cant cut that, its not the tractor, its definitely the operator.