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Read articles →This is a real-world, in-the-field look at a King Kutter 6 ft bush hog on a Kubota M6060, filmed on an actual work day mowing steep, uneven ground. The owner covers hookup technique (lower links first), the flex hitch, adding an aftermarket slip clutch, build details like the reinforced bottom flange, and why he chose six feet over seven. Good for owners considering this specific mower or comparing King Kutter build quality.
Posted by an owner-operator running this mower on his own property and daily chores, not a dealer or paid review.
A 7 foot would have been nice but might be too heavy for some of his other tractors, and he could not really afford a 7 foot, so he bought according to price.
Always hook the lower links first. He has seen people hook the top link first and advises against it, since lining up the top link is easier after the lower arms are set.
It did not come with one, but adding it has been a lifesaver since he was always shearing pins before, and it is safer on the gearbox, which is not rated for this size tractor.
It has a reinforced bottom flange like a small I-beam wrapped around the edges, plus quarter inch steel across the back, so it resists bending unless you hit something hard.
