CountyLine red vs. yellow impleements?

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Mike Dodd

Discussion Starter · Jan 31, 2012

Tractor Supply sells two lines of CountyLine implements, one line painted red and the other line painted yellow.

Does anyone know what the differences are between these two lines?

When I was looking for a 5' rear blade, my brother told me to get the red one, which I did. It looks like the yellow one has a taller blade and a stand to hold it upright when not mounted on the tractor. It costs $30 less than the red one.

It's similar for the yellow and red landscape rakes. The yellow one has 5/16" x 1" tines, but the red one doesn't say. The tines on the red one are curved more than the yellow one. The yellow one has a stand, but the red one doesn't.

Anyone know why there are two different lines? Is one better/stronger/longer-lasting than the other?

Thanks for any info.

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73 wheelhorse

· #2 · Jan 31, 2012

Think maybe has to do with Category

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mustangnut

· #3 · Jan 31, 2012

red is the scut versions

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Shack

· #4 · Feb 1, 2012

the red ones are for subcompacts, they are shorter, which in turn gives you more lift height. I have some of both and on flat ground the yellow works just fine, it's when you try to traverse a hill or load on a trailer that you'll wish for the red stuff.

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Mike Dodd

Discussion Starter · #5 · Feb 2, 2012

Shack said:
the red ones are for subcompacts, they are shorter, which in turn gives you more lift height. I have some of both and on flat ground the yellow works just fine, it's when you try to traverse a hill or load on a trailer that you'll wish for the red stuff.

Well, my brother i selling me his yellow landscape rake for $200, so I couldn't pass up that deal. He has a BX-2350, and hasn't mentioned any issues with the longer frame. I think it will work out fine, as I have few hills.

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