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Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 15 East Texas 
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2002-09-15 42428
I'm getting the above attachments made by Howse as part of a package with a Kioti LK3054. Are they OK or should I try to negotiate for another manufacturer?
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Join Date: Jan 2000 Posts: 5116 Northern Nevada 
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2002-09-15 42448
Howse is the K-Mart of tractor implements. Be cautious. ....
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2002-12-11 46015
Howse is a allright company we have been dealing with them for many years and rarely have a problem. How is that tractor you are selling. ....
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Join Date: Jan 2000 Posts: 5116 Northern Nevada
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2002-12-11 46018
Still waiting for a buyer. I have only had one serious inquiry in 4 months.
By way of explanation on the Howse comments: I ordered a set of carryall forks and a boom pole from Northern Tool. The fit, finish, alignment and welding on both items was absolutely second rate. Virtually everything was out of plumb and not square, and not by millimeters but inches.
I have not looked at their more complex attachments, but others on the board seem satisfied with them. ....
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| Todd-AgEquip
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2002-12-11 46019
I'm not sure about there boom poles or carryall forks we make are own. We do purchase some of there box-blades and rotary cutters. We do have some problems with things but you have to expect that when you sell a hundred or so someone is going to have a complint.
Are you looking for anyother type of equipment. Maybe we can help we are always looking for some more dealers. check out our website and good luck with howse though.
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2003-02-11 49056
I have a 7ft Howse "medium-heavy duty" brush hog and its been disapointing, to say the least. The "stump jumper" on the mower has a small diamter, and they use long blades to make up the cutting area. These blades seem to be very soft, compared to the blades on my 6ft Brush Hog. Several times I've hit small objects, bent the blades and had them cut into the deck.
I would look into another brand, although with a smaller tractor like a Kyoti, you may not be putting as much hp through it. ....
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