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danielk reacted to ning's post in the thread No, I am NOT going to try to take down a dead 100' Hickory tree! with
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More seriously though I'd be tempted to use a bow & arrow to shoot a line through a tree crotch and pull a long rope and pull down... -
danielk reacted to airbiscuit's post in the thread No, I am NOT going to try to take down a dead 100' Hickory tree! with Good Post.
A pole saw and track shoes?
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i find having a hyd top link helps fine tune bush hog height to avoid skid marks. & yes of course tail wheel adj matters too
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danielk replied to the thread Driving over a septic tank.I drive over my tank and leach field regularly. Kubota L3010 with implements, so I'm supposing about 3500 lbs.
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danielk reacted to 2manyrocks's post in the thread 1st time at my new property & 1st time ever brush-hogging - some lessons learned with Good Post.
If you have a lot of smaller brush to clear, sometimes it saves time and money to hire a forestry mulcher to grind it up and be done...
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danielk reacted to Santa Craig Cringle's post in the thread 1st time at my new property & 1st time ever brush-hogging - some lessons learned with Good Post.
I think it just needed a little more grease in spots. My first time using the PTO on this tractor. The connector slid off to a certain...
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danielk reacted to 2manyrocks's post in the thread 1st time at my new property & 1st time ever brush-hogging - some lessons learned with Good Post.
https://highgrademfg.com/tail-wheel-assemblies/ A stout 5 or 6/foot pry bar also makes it easy to shift rear implements back and forth...
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danielk reacted to Gord Baker's post in the thread 1st time at my new property & 1st time ever brush-hogging - some lessons learned with Good Post.
If you are new to the property, take a walking stick and walk the property noting locations of Stumps, Rocks, abandoned equipment...
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danielk replied to the thread 1st time at my new property & 1st time ever brush-hogging - some lessons learned.A fence t-post is my fine-adjustment tool. That and a 3lb mini-sledge. The combo is wonderful.