Ok, We have had this front end cutter for two years now and I have to say…it’s incredible. We couldn’t do what we do without it.
Seriously.
If something happened to the LaneShark. Or if it was stolen. Immediately we would have to run out and purchase a replacement at whatever retail was. And I mean immediately. Not next year. Not after X season. I mean right freaking now.
“But Marky. Why are you always justifying and defending the LaneShark? You seem defensive about it.”
I was and the reason is simple. Our Massey Ferguson dealer flat out refused to sell us one. Refused to install it. And even refused to accept delivery to hand off to another dealer. The reason being they don’t understand it, were afraid of it, and didn’t want to assume any liability.
It got so acrimonious we had to do an end run to LaneShark directly. This resulted in shipping the Massey 200 miles round trip just to get it installed. By a Kubota dealer!!! The whole endeavor was stupid and cost us time and money.
But these days LaneShark has grown a nationwide dealer network and the front end cutter is crazy popular. So much so there are now stocking, LaneShark dealers around here.
I was right.
LaneShark was right.
And our Massey Ferguson dealer was dead ass wrong.
I would agree that the LaneShark is a specialized attachment. But if you are someone who needs to maintain trails, offset cut in ditches, wants the ability to reach out forward or high to cut with a tractor? The LaneShark is the real deal. Buy with confidence.
Sincerely,
Marky
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