Everything Attachments Rotary Cutter....FIRST LOOK!!!

[kirkawilson]

The tail wheel appears to have a bolt/nut in the pin hole that will round off quickly during use. Suggest you replace the bolt/nut with a hitch pin or similar that will ride smoothly on the washer.

 

[EverythingAttachments]

The tail wheel appears to have a bolt/nut in the pin hole that will round off quickly during use. Suggest you replace the bolt/nut with a hitch pin or similar that will ride smoothly on the washer.

Most mfgs use a cotter pin or lynch pin.

I'll show all the comments/questions to Ted when he rolls thru and get some replies for you. They made the video this morning, so i'll post that when it's complete.
Travis

 

[Gary Fowler]

Most mfgs use a cotter pin or lynch pin.

I'll show all the comments/questions to Ted when he rolls thru and get some replies for you. They made the video this morning, so i'll post that when it's complete.
Travis

Personally I would rather have the bolt, much less likely to loose it than a lynch pin especially if backing into weeds and vines. Since the bolt is only subject to wear when the bush hog is raised so the tail wheel is off the ground, there would be very little wear on the bolt head and since the only time you ever need to remove the bolt is to replace the tail wheel, why worry about the head rounding off, just cut it with a grinder and put in a new one with the new tail wheel.

 

[Rod in Forfar]

Looks like what I need for my B7610.

I think a 48" would be a better fit for your tractor, if space permits.

 

[kirkawilson]

I've been using a #12 cotter pin in my tail wheel for the past year+ and it seems to hold real well. Had to hammer the pin into the hole but the arc in the cotter pin curved section grips the side of the tail wheel post very tightly and provides more flat surface for the washer to ride against. I don't cut a lot of weeds/vines or heavy growth but it would take quite a tug to pull the cotter pin.

 

[EverythingAttachments]

TRAVIS: Where will gear boxes be sourced, U.S.A. or imported? What about blades?

Unfortunately, the gear boxes are from china, the same source that every other manufacturer uses. It may be possible to get a domestic gearbox, but the price would be way out of line.

Ted wasn't sure about the blades, but Nate told me yesterday that they had Italy on them....I'll verify with my own eyes when i get a chance.
Travis

 

[Herkypilot]

The tail wheel appears to have a bolt/nut in the pin hole that will round off quickly during use. Suggest you replace the bolt/nut with a hitch pin or similar that will ride smoothly on the washer.

Cold rolled steel pin is in mine and holds just fine.

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Here is the product page for our first EverythingAttachments Compact Rotary Cutter.
And the video:
Travis

 

[Brad_Blazer]

Pretty nice.
I think the corners of the rear guard should be chamfered to avoid catching things, or just make the depth of the guard match the adjoining side.

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Pretty nice.
I think the corners of the rear guard should be chamfered to avoid catching things, or just make the depth of the guard match the adjoining side.

Thanks!
The cutter in the photos and in the video is the first prototype that we've made. The guard and a few other things will be changed before we ship any out.
Ted talks about the changes that will be made in the video.
Travis