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Tractor supply denham springs should have them.

I know the tractor supply models are kind of thin.

Hoping for a made in USA deck and at least a warranty on the gearbox

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just south of the kubota dealership.

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Illusions?

If you get a Bush Hog get a 215 for all around use or a 315 if you’re cleaning something up. A Rhino TW25 would be close to as good. Woods, LandPride and many others make fine implements as well.

Do NOT, NOT, NOT buy one from Tractor Supply. You NEVER buy something from a place that doesn’t assemble it or service it (and damn sure won’t know anything about it).

Avoid the bottom models of any brand (ie the 1 series in a Bush Hog or Rhino, but it goes with most any brand). The exception to this rule is Brown Manufacturing out of Ozark AL. They make the famous Tree Cutter that most use for power line right of ways. They have very strong gear boxes but what makes them is the pan that holds the blades. It’s an inch thick and weighs like 700 lbs by itself.

There is a place in Gonzales on 44 right across the street from Lowe’s, sells mihandra tractors sells a few makes of implements, including rhino, I bought a rhino TW36 Bush hog 6’ , last year and it is a BEAST

Find a woods dealer

Hills Equipment in Livingston

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Do NOT, NOT, NOT buy one from Tractor Supply. You NEVER buy something from a place that doesn’t assemble it or service it (and damn sure won’t know anything about it).

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Seen YouTube videos of a TS flail brush cutter, brand new pulls off a gear cover and nothing but rust. Opens gear box oil plug, almost no oil and full of moisture and more rust.

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Thank you

If you are looking to cut grass and light brush any bush hog will do. If you have anything over 1 1/2" diameter get a heavy duty with a slip clutch.

If you want to cut heavy, get something like the Trailblazer Max. It mounts on your front lift arms and is powered by a hydraulic power unit connected to your 3pt hitch and your PTO.