5610 cutting brush.

[Xfaxman]

Sure works good in front! :thumbsup:

 

[DT86]

Nice! I'm jealous. I love bush hogging, it's probably my favorite thing to do.

 

[Xfaxman]

Nice! I'm jealous. I love bush hogging, it's probably my favorite thing to do.

Thanks, I like it a lot better on this machine than on the old tractor. It was 70 degrees and sunny. Had to turn on the A/C!

 

[birddog0304]

What size is that bush hog?

 

[Xfaxman]

What size is that bush hog?

It is 7'. I run it on Hi Flow, about 1800 rpm.

Cut about 2 acres today.

 

[birddog0304]

Thanks. I run a 6 ft on my series A. Lot more hills than you have. Any trouble with hydraulics heating up?

 

[Xfaxman]

Thanks. I run a 6 ft on my series A. Lot more hills than you have. Any trouble with hydraulics heating up?

No over heating so far. Just the second day using the mower on this machine.

I wish it had a hydraulic oil temperature gauge. I checked the hoses after about two hours, kinda warm, but not too hot to hold on to.

 

[Xfaxman]

Thanks. I run a 6 ft on my series A. Lot more hills than you have.

Does this qualify as a hill?



This was the first time on the back of the dam, it has a high pucker factor!

 

[birddog0304]

What hill? I see a Toolcat on flat ground, looks like one of our little league fields. Just kidding, that qualifies. I use mine mainly for cleanup around fences and corners after cutting hay or bush hogging ( 15 ft batwing ). I like that front wheel on yours. Another great and handy attachment is a grapple.

May GOD keep you safe

 

[Xfaxman]

What hill? I see a Toolcat on flat ground, looks like one of our little league fields. Just kidding, that qualifies. I use mine mainly for cleanup around fences and corners after cutting hay or bush hogging ( 15 ft batwing ). I like that front wheel on yours. Another great and handy attachment is a grapple.

May GOD keep you safe

Yep, that front wheel is why I got this brand. notice the rear is on a hinge at the top of the SSQA, so the front wheel stays on the ground.



Unless you pick it up.




I agree on the grapple, I have two, but use them mostly on the V417.

I have been to Tennessee several times, so I know what your hills are like!