So far so good. Seems well built. Paint was missing on some spots but no big deal on that. May have to get some to keep the rust off but seems very sturdy and cuts good!

I would have put 5 stars if I wouldn't have had to remove the wheel assembly and take it to the press to get it apart. Who ever assembled it had tightened axial nut to tight for one. The axial looked like it was forced through the wheel yoke which caused gall on the shaft and in the wheel bushings. The yoke arms were not straight so I had to straighten them. Once I got all of that done it went back together like it's suppose to and the wheel spins which it would not do before I did all of that work to a new wheel assembly. It made me want to take it back to TSC but they didn't cause the problem I don't think so instead of them having to deal with an exchange I decided to fix it myself. I've been in the repair business for about 40 years and have a small fabrication/machine shop and have the know how to fix things. I used the King Kutter a couple of days ago and everything seems to be working fine and hope it continues to. Their not overly priced and it seems to be built fairly good for the money. I have a good bit of brush cutting left to do SO time will tell.

Works amazing & has been everything we needed for the farm