Cat 0 Implements?

[atsah]

If you're working with a Canadian implement designer, I would say whatever they make for you will be quality products, I have a few and they make good stuff.. Good luck..

 

[Professor Marvel]

ok
are they heavy enough to get traction for these implements? I don't know about quick hitch stuff because they are probably light enough to muscle around pretty easy. 22 hp is enough power if it can get a hold on the ground. Are there 4 wd units in cat 0. They should do ok. I am guessing the demand for these would be in residential developments.
That PHD you spoke of might be a good idea.
I will check back here and see what people have to say. I am guessing there might well be a demand for these implements.

 

[TheMadOne]

A few early subcompacts and several garden tractors used CAT 0, IIRC. I can't think of a model still in production using the standard, but it existed for awhile.

 

[Professor Marvel]

you know now that I think about it more I think Kubota made a B1550 that was a cat 0. Maybe even a B1750 as well or something close.
Do some of the small SCUTs have a cat 0 setup? My little B2150 has a cat 1

 

[atsah]

Do some of the small SCUTs have a cat 0 setup?

Not that I know of.. Maybe some of the simplicity tractors have cat 0.

 

[Code54]

I would think a spreader would be useful - better if it was fairly rust proof (can sling fertilizer in the summer, salt in the winter for the driveway)

A small brush cutter, somewhere around 32-36" could be handy for people that have some rougher areas where a finish mower would take a beating.

 

[motoalliance]

Man, this is super helpful.

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Thanks again for the great insight here. It's really helpful.

 

[Code54]

Good luck!!! Glad to help!

 

[LS Tractor Owner]

From what I see on the site, I could go buy cat 1 implements for just a little bit more ($50). Much more weight, sturdier construction. Just IMHO.

 

[Wagtail]

The type of tractor 3PH Category that you would be most interested are the ones listed as "Cat 1 (Limited)"... These are the small SCUTs that will take a Cat 1 implement but there is a LOT of fiddling to get them mounted/removed on the 3PH as the implements are just too high without a fair bit of buggering-about. Some owners resort to a ramp IOT raise the back-end of their tractors up to put them on/off.