Titan 1912 rotary cutter

[Cavjock22]

Titan 1912 Flex-Wing Cutter

Looking pretty hard at this. Looks like it痴 very well built. Gearboxes seem better or equal than name brand models in HP. Deck thickness is equal. Drive lines are higher rated than most competitors. Any body with references? Any experiences?

 

[Cavjock22]

Titan 1912 Flex-Wing Cutter

Looking pretty hard at this. Looks like it痴 very well built. Gearboxes seem better or equal than name brand models in HP. Deck thickness is equal. Drive lines are higher rated than most competitors. Any body with references? Any experiences?

Anybody?.?

 

[ThirdMan]

I just bought a 4 foot Titan Implements rotary cutter. It is a pretty heavy unit for being so small, specs compared favorably to anything else I could find, and it is what my dealer carried. Have not had a chance to use it yet. Sorry that I can't be of more help. http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/attachments/395976-new-used-rotary-cutter-scut.html

 

[Turbys_1700]

No experience with the 1912 but I do have with the 1810. I realized they are different cutters but I can attest to the build quality and construction of my 1810. I've run it about 7 hours thus far and it has performed flawlessly. I will run it around 50 to 75 hours per year. No issues at all. I can attest to the engineering of the cutter. Common gearboxes and solid blades, bolts, skid shoes, etc. The shock clutches from the jack shaft are common rubber material but double thickness. Very easy to replace and cost effective. Bush Hog used a proprietary shock shaft that is north of $1K. I think you will be pleased with the Titan. Their production has required an additional manufacturing facility. Good products and very competitive pricing.

 

[Cavjock22]

No experience with the 1912 but I do have with the 1810. I realized they are different cutters but I can attest to the build quality and construction of my 1810. I've run it about 7 hours thus far and it has performed flawlessly. I will run it around 50 to 75 hours per year. No issues at all. I can attest to the engineering of the cutter. Common gearboxes and solid blades, bolts, skid shoes, etc. The shock clutches from the jack shaft are common rubber material but double thickness. Very easy to replace and cost effective. Bush Hog used a proprietary shock shaft that is north of $1K. I think you will be pleased with the Titan. Their production has required an additional manufacturing facility. Good products and very competitive pricing.

Thanks
Just not many dealers here in Texas.. Especially south texas..
They are definitely on the top of my list.... Unless I can find a deal on a used rhino/land pride..

 

[Turbys_1700]

I'm fortunate. Southern Farm Supply in Union Grove is a dealer and distributor in my area. Good folk. They move a lot of the Titan cutters. I understand that the Titan ownership is from Taylor Way out of Athens. They know their stuff.