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Read articles →This one covers pairing an oversized 7-foot Bush Hog 2107 dual-spindle cutter with a 40hp-class Kioti CK4010SE, a combo the dealer itself wasn't sure would work. Doug walks through the cutter's specs (30hp PTO rating, dual wheels, slip clutch), his tractor's numbers (34hp PTO, 1600lb lift), trailer-fitting logistics, and reports back after four or five actual mowing sessions on cut quality and gearing. Best for owners weighing whether their small tractor can handle a wide dual-spindle cutter.
An owner sharing real-world impressions from his own property and money, with no dealership or manufacturer affiliation mentioned.
Yes, the dealer and owner were unsure at first, but after four or five mowing sessions it met expectations, though it is not a finish mower on tall grass.
The minimum requirement is 30 horsepower at the PTO, and the Kioti CK4010SE has 34 horsepower at the PTO.
Yes, it states it requires front ballast and or a front-end loader on smaller tractors.
Dual wheels and the tapered corner keep the cutter from digging in or scalping the ground when backing up, unlike the single wheel setup.