With over 1 decade of hands-on experience in the agricultural equipment industry, we understand that a dependable gearbox is the heart of any power-driven implement. At FIMIC Implement, we don’t just sell parts - we offer lasting solutions that keep your equipment running smoothly in even the toughest working conditions.
Read more
Our gearbox collection is specifically curated for farmers, landowners, and implement dealers who demand durability, precision, and performance. Whether you're operating a rotary cutter, tiller, or post-hole digger, each compatible gearbox we offer is engineered to meet or equal to OEM standards.
If you are looking for more details, kindly visit GTM.
Every model is inspected for shaft integrity, housing durability, and gear alignment, and is compatible with popular tractor and implement brands, such as John Deere, Howse, Bush Hog, Omni, or others. We’re happy to help you find the right match.
Contact us to discuss your requirements of 90 HP Rotary Cutter Gearbox. Our experienced sales team can help you identify the options that best suit your needs.
New to tractors as of last year. Running a little old Massey Ferguson 210 with 25 hp and according to manual it has a 22hp pto. I'm looking at buying a new rotary cutter as the one we have is pretty beat up.
I mostly cut fields with saplings up to 2" diameter, which puts me at needing a medium to heavy duty cutter. But with the ratings of this tractor, I should be using standard and light duty cutters.
Can I use cutters with higher required pto ratings for better cutting diameter than what my tractor calls for?
I'm looking at Titan rotary cutters. The one I think would suit me better(medium/ heavy) says it's rated for a 32-90 hp tractor with a 2" cutting diameter and 100hp gearbox
The one that matches my tractor is 25-45 hp light duty with cutting diameter of 1.5" and a 55hp gearbox.
Could I effectively run the med/heavy duty and is that extra half inch rating really worth it?
you can run the HD as long as your tractor can handle the extra weight.
If you are cutting 2 inch stuff regular like, I would get a bigger tractor
I agree. I kind of inherited this tractor and work lol so I'm working with what I have at this point.
That tractor probably should only have a 4 ft mower. If you get a 4 footer it will likely be lighter duty.
Tractor is about 5' at rear wheels. Been pulling the 5' foot cutter for over 30 years that I'm replacing
I take it that you're looking at the 300 series. Fine looking machine. The only concern I would have would be the weight of the mower.
I have a Kubota L with a 29.5hp pto and I use a 72" mower that weighs in at 850lbs. I have no problem at all with it but everything hinges on your tractor weight and all. Mines a Everything Attachments 72" they also have a 60 inch model.