RhinoAG TW36 Extra Heavy Duty Rotary Cutter

Check out the Newest Member of the RhinoAG Family of Single Gearbox Rotary Cutters. The TW30 Series is designed to cut material diameter up to 3" in Diameter. Built with the time proven 130 PTO HP Gearbox as found on the3150 Flex-Wing Cutters this beast of a mower has added capacity to handle more material and provide that Extra Capacity for the toughest of jobs. Plus some added tips to help when comparing mowers, Not all mowers are created equal and understanding how to compare the differences will help in making the best decision for your cutter purchase needs. If in West Central Missouri come visit us or visit us online at www.vahrenberg.com or learn more by visiting www.RhinoAG.com

[@brandane190]

Been using a TW35 for a few years. So tough, would buy again.

[@VahrenbergImplement]

The TW30 Series are BEAST. Here nothing but compliments from those that have Extreme Mowing Conditions and the performance of the TW30 Series. Thanks for taking the time to comment and watch our video.

[@brandane190]

@@VahrenbergImplement only weakness is the tail wheel itself. On my third. The round shaft on the yolk part bends and locks up in the bore. Gotta be careful, backing into hidden stumps.

[@LouisianaTractorworks]

Man! Doug, that is really well built! They did step it up on that cutter! Thanks for the review!

[@VahrenbergImplement]

And it's still not the Heaviest of Duties from RhinoAG! Thanks for Watching!!!

[@ashliyoung6654]

Very nice cutter. Heck of a beefy tail wheel! Like the way it is mounted. Nice clean design.

[@VahrenbergImplement]

Thanks for the Comments and yes RhinoAG goes the extra to make their cutters to last!

[@richardgavin6712]

Can it withstand ROW work and cutting ?

[@VahrenbergImplement]

ROW ??? Huighway Right of Way??? This TW36 went to Lamar Sign Company to mow around their Highway Billboards. they get in some tough conditions maybe more tough than Right Of Way Mowing with all the brush, boulder and junk thrown around their billboard signs.

[@richardgavin6712]

@VahrenbergImplement Like cutting & clear around utility clearing job like powerline , gasoline , water & sewer and telephone & fiber options

[@VahrenbergImplement]

That is what Lamar Signs is doing, maybe worse conditions. They have large shot rock (Boulders) they get into around signs, trees growing up and cutting those down.

[@bullrambler]

The spaces between the weld points looks like a potential weakness. I'd like to see the Rhino AG TW37 in action. Also, just like another viewer I tried to find a dealer up here in the province of Ontario, Canada. But nothing showed up on the Rhino AG (find a dealer) website. With 15.5 million people in Ontario - and lots of farms. There should be someone up here that sells them.

[@VahrenbergImplement]

RhinoAG is one of most if not the most tested mowers by any manufacturer. They put them to test to make sure they last. Here is one of the Tests they perform for product durability. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGm0YqSOjKx2Z5Y We had the opportunity to participate in the TW30 testing with a company that destroyed their old brand mower in 30 days and couldn't damage a RhinoAG. Actually this video is the mower they purchased after testing. Not sure about Canadian Dealers but contact RhinoAG and I bet they can help you find your closest dealer.

[@wrfarms9741]

There does not appear to be a top link swivel mount. Is it just not installed or does Rhino not have them on the top link mount. I am so fed up with bent rotary cutter top linkages from mowing over uneven ground. Can you provide in detail how Rhino has designed the top link on this rotary cutter? Thanks!

[@VahrenbergImplement]

Great Idea that I forgot to show but the Top Link Hitch point has linkage that will move to follow ground contours. If you see the two bolts just behind the top link hitch point that clevis is actually a yoke that is angled on the back edge to allow the mover to tilt up/down as you follow terrain. Kind of like a breakaway system. I will try to include that in a future video this break-away style system starts on the TW20 and TW30 Series 3 Point Mowers. It's a more premium feature versus the TW10 Series that has pivot toplink U shaped yoke.

[@allenlong3939]

Use a 5/8 chain for a top link. May need to egg shape the links on the each end. Maybe a a 3/4 for cat2. Have cutter level at height of cut with just a little sag in the chain . Will follow contours and not break stuff.

[@texasboy2005]

When do we get to see a video of this cutter in action?

[@VahrenbergImplement]

It was Pre-Sold to a Customer. We normally don not stock this cutter and special order them. Maybe a customer or RhinoAG will video one in the future.

[@texasboy2005]

@@VahrenbergImplement okay, thanks for replying to my question.

[@VWbugman]

texasboy2005 we hear a lot of talk but see no cutting. WTF.

[@silverrussell1978]

The specs on this thing seem the same as my Rhino 272. And the price seems about the same as I what I paid several years ago for the 272. Very tough shredders

[@VahrenbergImplement]

It's close but the 272 was 2.5" Cut Capacity Machine it inbetween the TW20 and TW30 Series as far as specs. They were great machines, RhinoAG has just made some improvements in the New TW Series Cutters.

[@allenlong3939]

7 ft cutter on website now .

[@VahrenbergImplement]

They just released the information on the NEW TW37 Cutter. It's available to order now.

[@3dcsheldon]

Over $10,000 for the MP348 You can buy TW30 Rhino for $3,500 even if you destroy it, you can still buy three Rhino's for the price of one MP348. You should try the Rhino. Thanks

[@VahrenbergImplement]

That is interesting point. Thanks for the comments and watching.

[@3dcsheldon]

How much would it be for the tw36 shipped to Ontario Canada? I would love to get my hands on one of those, we're building a thatch roof cottage first one in Ontario and we bought some land with heavy brush we are trying to clear the land at an affordable cost. If I could get a good deal on that, I would make all kinds of videos showing us clearing the land and showing what this machine can really do. I have a Kubota M4950DT. Older tractor but has lots of horsepower, we're 55 plus horsepower with 50 horsepower on the PTO

[@VahrenbergImplement]

That is outside our sales area but call or Contact RhinoAG. www.RhinoAG.com and they can put you in touch with dealer or distributors in Canada.

[@hirmaniemathura746]

There is no dealers in trinidad could i open a dealer ship in trinidad

[@VahrenbergImplement]

You would need to contact RhinoAG. www.RhinoAG.com they do have dealers internationally. They would be the ones to talk with.

[@hirmaniemathura746]

Thank you

[@allenlong3939]

When will the 7ft model be out?

[@VahrenbergImplement]

They been available. You can get one right now.

[@allenlong3939]

Vahrenberg Implement according to rhino they aren’t. I called them when I didn’t see them on the internet.

[@VahrenbergImplement]

I looked at the price page index but when I clicked through they aren't there. Sorry for the confusion. We sell very few 3" Cutters in the single spindles. Looks like they are coming soon. I here 3" & 4" Cutters.

[@ericstyer2890]

I’m trying to buy one of these TW25s in NH Blue but cannot find anyone in Middle TN willing to do the work to find it. I’ve reached out to the company. I’ll drive to Illinois for a quality unit. Anyone know easiest way to buy one? Never had such a hard time spending $2600

[@VahrenbergImplement]

Your Local Dealer can Special Order them Color Matched. How we did this one for our customer. It will take some time before you can get because of demand is out pacing supply but any dealer should be able to special order and get you one.

[@ericstyer2890]

@@VahrenbergImplement finally got a return call this morning for the unit in question in the color I'm wanting. Pricing matched RhinoAg's "Build Your Own". What's not clear is how much RhinoAg will charge for freight. It's a little annoying due to the fact that RhinoAg's site classifies dealers has stocking full, partial, or by special order. This particular dealer was listed as their "Premier" dealer so should have some sort of RhinoAg rotary cutter (I would've settled on a different color as long as the model was right) or any random attachment in stock however they never have. The alternative is to spend a comparable amount of money to just drive and trailer it back and not wait for however long it takes them to make one these days, perfectly willing to do so but seems like RhinoAg needs to get a more accurate map of who stocks inventory and who doesn't. Imagine what a turn-off it is to someone who needs a cutter, is ready to buy one, yet is told 6 weeks plus freight. That no-name brand unit sitting on their gravel lot starts to look a lot better since its there and its easy.

[@VahrenbergImplement]

I understand your frustration but 2020 has been a challenging year. When COVID-19 hit most dealers expected a down turn in sales. It was huge change...sales are outrageous and keeping inventory is a challenge. I have two cutters and one flex wing left in inventory and production is behind. Many of the employees are taking advantage of the Bonus Government Benefits and staying home versus going back to work. RhinoAG is working their tails off with the employees they have back to work and demand is growing daily. Yes some models are several months away depending on production schedules. I know it's frustrating but RhinoAG & Dealers are trying their best and did not see this COVID-19 Coming and Huge Explosion of Demand for RHinoAG Products. Maybe I screwed up making these videos and more people are buying RhinoAG Products and causing even more backlog in inventory supply.

[@ericstyer2890]

@@VahrenbergImplement I appreciate your time explaining what you know about the matter. Hopefully this thing outlasts the tractor that runs it.

[@markengelsen8091]

Let's see it actually do something😅

[@VahrenbergImplement]

Would love to get in the field with it but as a Dealer most customers do not want us using their new machines before they purchase. Here is a Contractor that discusses his TW36 they use in some difficult conditions: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4S7g3iZbJZ4Zqcsi=RPWo5XutXzFj3vmW Here is some footage he shared of Mowing: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpK1ooV9rKd3h5Isi=hNCjngXrEmglQv_3

[@SCBullterriers]

what is the price

[@VahrenbergImplement]

Our Load-N-Go RhinoAG TW36 with Chain Guards January 15, 2020 Pricing is $3,533.03. But you need to visit your local dealer for pricing. Find them at www.RhinoAG.com

[@VWbugman]

Do these things work? I hear a lot of talk but see no cutting.

[@VahrenbergImplement]

As a Dealer most customers don't want us using their new machines to do videos. This was presold to commercial customer and wanted to show and share the differences between models of RhinoAG Cutters.

[@wpog8453]

My thing is how are you going to get a 3 in. diameter tree under the deck. I'm not picking on Rhino(it looks like a very well built unit). Its just that almost every manufacturer that makes a cutter rated to cut 3-4 in.+ material has no cut away and no adequate rear opening to allow larger material to contact the blades without having to bend much. Trying to bend 3-4 in. diameter trees with the rear end of the cutting deck is not ideal and next to impossible unless you have a tractor that's at the upper end of what this cutter will handle.

[@VahrenbergImplement]

You would be surprised what some customers can do. We had a customer that mows in some extreme terrain and field tested the TW36 and they stated "This TW36 out performed their previous brand cutter. They stated it spent lots of time in the shop getting rewelded and keeping together and the RhinoAG had zero issues. They cut trees 3" diameter and hit lots of rocks and the cutter still looks almost like new except for the grass stains, mud and dirt" RhinoAG actually builds cutters that are rated to cut 5" trees. Go watch the RhinoAG 4155 Video in South Texas Cutting trees and look at the base of them trees they cutting off. They have a special purpose built tractor to tackle that heavy duty mowing.

[@wpog8453]

@@VahrenbergImplement yes I know full well that it's built well enough to handle it. I mentioned that above. I'm just saying that almost no manufacturer except for Brown designs their deck to engage the large material that they make them to cut. Bending a 3 in. tree under a classic style bush hog deck to cut it is inefficient and it also produces the "explosions" that send large chunks of wood back toward the tires and the ground under the operator. By the time the tree gets bent up under there, the cutter takes too big of bite and BOOM.

[@brandane190]

I have run my TW35 for about a year and I'm always running over 3"+ material. Not always backing over 3 inch trees but you come across large diameter fallen branches you don't know are there until you do.

[@Machi74005]

Looks extremely well built but what your calling a "stump jumper" doesn't look much like one to me.

[@VahrenbergImplement]

You must be thinking of the old round pan aka gearbox killers. RhinoAG use to use them but learned that when they become out of balance from hitting obstructions in the field they dramatically reduced gearbox like from the vibrations. The new Cast Iron Infinite Dog Bone Stump Jumper has so many more benefits and added stump jumping capabilities because the angle is more than just the outside edge it extending inward to the center of the hub. Plus Cast Iron does not dent or get out of balance like them thin steel pans that are balanced like a wheel until you hit something. I seen the dog bone cast iron blade carrier hit a concrete structure with steel man hole and barely scratched the paint. Round pan would have virated and destroyed te gearbox if not replaced. Round Pans may look like they do more but actually they cause more problems and more expenses for the customer.

[@hirmaniemathura746]

What is the price for the 5ft bush hog

[@VahrenbergImplement]

List Price for TW35 is $3800 to $4100 USD range depending on features and how you equipment.

[@Zukuri620]

My $75 unit cuts 3" trees. Of course, it beat it apart and I'm rebuilding it, but hey it was $75!

[@VahrenbergImplement]

$75 for a Brand New Cutter???

[@Zukuri620]

@@VahrenbergImplement uh, no. Good used.

[@VahrenbergImplement]

Dang...Scrap Iron going for $125/ton here right now. That a bargain if any account.