Our Journey

The Sabre Samurai was originally developed as a swather crop cutter to separate crops at windrower headers. Then called the Fuma Sabre Crop Divider, it was evaluated by the Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute as an effective and powerful tool.

The Samurai was acquired by a small family in Winnipeg, Manitoba, who saw great potential in the cutter. Collaborating with local Canadian engineers, the Sabre cutter was adapted to operate on a front-end loader—offering a solution for landowners struggling to clear land using handheld tools. With a simple yet mechanically effective design, the standard Samurai mounting bracket was created. Finally, a sickle bar cutter that could mount to virtually any tractor—perfect for clearing overgrown brush, trails, and fence lines.

Thanks to valuable customer feedback, enhancements were quickly made to the Samurai bracket. Customers wanted to cut at various angles, not just vertically or horizontally. This led to the development of the Deluxe EZ Mount Bracket, allowing operators full angle control for cutting from virtually any position.

Canadian landowners quickly fell in love with the Samurai. Through trade shows and word of mouth, customers from across the country reached out to get their hands on this game-changing cutter.

With the Samurai's growing popularity came the expansion of Canadian Agri Tech. Leveraging the power of the internet, cutthat.com was launched, enabling customers worldwide to discover and order the Samurai online.

Originally manufactured in a small warehouse in Winnipeg, demand for the Samurai led to expansion into larger facilities and additional locations. Partnerships with U.S. shipping companies enabled inventory to be stored in U.S. warehouses—saving American customers time and money on shipping and duty fees.

Major brands like John Deere, Kubota, and tractor implement dealers began partnering with Canadian Agri Tech, distributing the Samurai to customers across North America. You could now find a Samurai at your local dealership.

Today, the Samurai stands as the top-selling hydraulically powered sickle bar cutter, trusted by thousands of landowners, snowmobile and hunting clubs, landscapers, and even your neighbors to save time and money.