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You can't compare the TC25 to the B2710? They are the same HP and size. You're not hurting my feelings any since I don't own any stock in Kubota. I just feel like that information is misleading to someone trying to compare the two. Just exactly what is it about the TC25 that the 2710 does not measure up to, so that it is not

Nothing personal. Just wondering. "> Kubota vs NHBoomer
New Holland Tractors
Replies 14 Post by Alan L.

Bob - you didn't mention whether the finish mower is a belly or 3-point, however I too have a B2710 with loader. I also have a 3-point finish mower and a rotary cutter. I bought a new 16' tandem trailer (5000#) with NO brakes, and 5' ramps for $900. I pull it with a 4WD Suburban and don't have much problem stopping it, but I can tell its back there when I stop. I live in a small town and typically haul the tractor 6 miles to my 24 acre property. Most of the time it has the cutter on it, which is much longer than the finishing mower and hangs off the back of the trailer a little. I couldn't use the fold up ramps for that reason. I just throw them up on the trailer and drop the cutter on them to keep them from falling off the trailer while moving.<br>If I was driving in a lot of traffic I would definately go for the trailer brakes, but I don't need them in my situation. I especially didn't want any braking equipment inside my truck. I don't regret buying the

Trailer for hauling tractor
Operating and Attachments
Replies 9 Post by Alan L.

I have an SE5 I use on my B2710. It is my first rotary cutter (and tractor) so I actually read the manual. I believe it says to make sure that when you start lifting the cutter, the front of the cutter (which should be an inch or so lower than the back) will raise a couple of inches before the tail wheel comes off the ground. If I understand it correctly, that is supposed to allow the cutter to follow the contour of the ground.<br>The cutter works great, and seems very well made and durable. I have a similar problem with humps and mounds, mostly LARGE Texas fire ant beds. The first time I cut the field I hit one about every 20 feet and it knocked the RPMs down on the tractor. I'm just finishing the third cutting, and most of the mounds have been knocked down.<br>

rotary cutter on uneven terrain
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 4 Post by Alan L.

You obviously don't know English too well, otherwise you could spell John Deere and Kubota. Why you go back to Japan, or stay there and leave this very helpful forum alone

Front-end tire gouging on Deere 4300
John Deere Tractors
Replies 13 Post by Alan L.

No I haven't tried to sharpen them yet, as it only has 25 or 30 hours on it.

rotary cutters
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 14 Post by Alan L.