Recent content by Elton67

i have used woods, landpride, rhino, bushhog, and john deere brushhogs on buddies tractors, my own, or when out working with contractors. they all do the job well, but woods and rhino would be my top 2. i had the least mechanical issues with them and i felt they distributed the debris a lot...

i have mentioned this already but i dont want a ZT for the pasture grass as im only mowing it a handful of times a year and the mower decks of ZTs are made to cut fine clippings, which is bad for the animals. a bushhog just cuts and throws it out the back, minimally cut.

also if your cutting brush averaging about a 1/4 inch i reccomend john deeres frontier series of cutters. they are budget friendly and will prob suit your needs perfectly. if i remmeber right i think they have a 1" cutting capacity.

i dont mow my pastures with my riding or zero turn mower as they cut the grass up fine. turns out that kind of grass is bad for animal consumption. a brush hog or a hay cutter processes grass minimally and leaves it mostly untouched which is why im going that route. also since im cutting the...

are you happy with your bush hog? one of the things im trying to find is a bush hog that doesnt leave windrows of grass, looking for one that distributes it relatively evenly. its not a suer important thing but i would like my pastures to look relatively nice :) do you think a 7' cutter in...

my 6' bushhog identifies as they/them. not to get too into it but pronouns and proper names are different lol.

All 3 are reputable brands for sure, but im curious about your thoughts considering i cannot find youtube videos and reviews on the dual spindle, 10 foot cutter from these brands. here are the 3 specific models: Woods DS10.5 10' deck, 10 guage steel, 3" cutting capacity, 2937 ibs, and blade...

Brush hog, rotary cutter, meh. i call them brush hogs because thats what they do, and they are very effective at it. they can tear down whole fields of brush. some of the tougher models can take down 5" trees! brush hog seems like the perfect name "rotary cutter" just means a blade moving in a...