roto cutter

[bigtiller]

Help need to buy rotary cutter for 1026r need help with size 4' or 5' Thanks

I wanted one years ago when I had a 2305, which is the older version of your 1026r. When I mentioned 5' my dealer laughed out loud and said heck no, you'll have a hard enough time running a 4' one. Then I found the price for a new one was more than I wanted to spend for one that would get used just once a year.

If you don't want to hire the work out, I'd stick with 4'.

I would like to have one for my 2720 and haven't decided on a 4' or 5' for it but I am leaning towards 4' or continue using the MMM.

 

[Henri88]

I would like to have one for my 2720 and haven't decided on a 4' or 5' for it but I am leaning towards 4' or continue using the MMM.

If I had a 2720 I would definitely move to a 5'.

 

[bigtiller]

If I had a 2720 I would definitely move to a 5'.

I guess it all depends on what needs to be cut and how fast a person wants to do it.

 

[Henri88]

I guess it all depends on what needs to be cut and how fast a person wants to do it.

Oh so true! :drink:

 

[SPYDERLK]

I will be the odd ball 4 foot is plenty big for that machine

I like your wording. The tractor itself is too small for a 5' bushog. Its essentially the equivalent of a Kub BX in size. That is enuf HP for 5' cut, but not enuf tractor to handle that size out back.
larry