We had many brands of bush hog cutters and replaced all of them with Brown cutters- we have 4 of them . 415, 416, 672hd-d 2 of them, best you can buy. We use a
skid steer with a drum mulcher for anything over 3”
Clearing saplings with a rotary cutter is a lot of work and tears up your equipment. I would hire someone with a drum mulcher to clear that then you can keep it clear
Our criteria for acquiring any investment asset is a minimum 20% ROI on a 3 year hold after capital gain taxes (estimated at 34%) and carry costs. No piece of depreciating equipment or tractor will ever meet that. For example, The BRKA we bought starting in 1974 and dollar cost averaged each...
We hired a contractor with a 75 hp bobcat and a Cimaf 150d mulcher for 5 days (40 hours) at $200 an hour, for a variety of trails, fields and glens on an old pasture parcel. Best money we ever spent
We pay quarterly in advance, totals low six figures each year. It’s painful when half of all adults pay nothing. I’m providing a lot of folks free stuff and welfare
He has made our family insane amounts of money just by buying and holding BRK shares over the years. My BRK A has made far more than I could have on my own
We always buy new because of KTAC and we replace tractors after 7 years with new ones. It’s the best overall for us to not have to deal with repairs on older units
Get a Brown cutter. You won’t be able to dent a Brown 416 like that. If you had a more powerful tractor a Brown 672 would be a dream cutter but it’s $7500
Everyone we know that bought a 2501 realized immediately it’s woefully underpowered and sold them. That’s why it’s by far the most common mow hour used tractor on the market by a huge number
Brown 415. You will never buy another 5 foot cutter. Usually require a 20 week wait time although we just bought another one AgPro had in stock in their system. With chains $4200
Get a Brown 415 it’s the heaviest duty that size tractor can run. With chains it’s around $4200 plus tax. Side by side with a RCR 1860 there is little comparison