Farm Pro Tractors

[AndyM]

Looks like the folks at Homier FINALLY updated their website for Farm Pro tractors.

Big improvement and much more information compared to the previous version of the site...

Farm Pro Tractors

Too bad they don't advertise which implements that they will be bringing to each sale! /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif

 

[SPIKER]

Andy good catch: haven't checked out the web site for awhile. keep hopping they will start carrying MORE impliments! like a 5' brush hog and 6' rock rake and a PHD with augers! /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

Mark M

 

[bluechip]

Well, they have a 6' finish mower, but not in big quantity yet. looks like it has some nice features. (By the way most Farmpro implements are not JInma, the 4' rough mower and 5' finish mower appear very similar to King Kutter in style)

Heard a 5' brush mower was coming this year, but didn't happen...yet.

 

[Soundguy]

They do look similar in appearance to the older red KK finish mowers.. however the welds aren't as pretty.

If they come out with a 6' brush cutter I'll have to cave in and get one. I need a 6' cutter for light grass and weed duties...

I ( read: wife ) just can't justify the extra 700$ expense right now since I already have a 5' cutter..

Soundguy

 

[AndyM]

I've found that the Homier Farm Pro line of implements work great for those of us who don't need something for everyday use. My box blade doesn't get very much use, but it's great to have around when I do need it and beats paying more than the $250 for a brand name.

I bought a "regular" brand name finish mower, because I use it more than anything else on my tractor, and I wanted quality and durability over a long period of time. If I used my Farm Pro box blade for as many hours as my brand name finish mower, I don't think it would hold up quite as well.

How much I spend for something and the degree of quality that I buy depends on how much I'm going to end up using it.