Brown Products Limb Trimmer

[espacef1fan]

Has anyone used one of these or have feedback on them?

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[workinonit]

Is it hydraulic? Can't find any info on it on that site.

 

[espacef1fan]

Is it hydraulic? Can't find any info on it on that site.

Yes it’s hydraulic and requires 10-15gpm.

My Massey dealer turned me into it and I like it a bit more than the lane shark because I believe it’ll provide a cleaner cut on the edge of my treeline

 

[ArlyA]

Pole saw is easier to do, better for the trees, looks nicer and less costly.

 

[espacef1fan]

Pole saw is easier to do, better for the trees, looks nicer and less costly.

I have about 2000ft of dense and fast growing brush/treeline I need to cut back every year. I’m pretty beat up after two decades in the Army and the kids are moving out so I’ll be losing the help.That’s what the interest is.

I use the pole saw on my pecan trees.

 

[ArlyA]

If we lived closer, you could hire me! No idea where you reside at but some clearing jobs require saw and back.

 

[workinonit]

I like it. I think once you get accustomed to it you can make the cuts looks as good as a pole saw.

 

[workinonit]

BTW, thanks for your service!

 

[oosik]

I have have a mile long driveway. Both sides lined with pines. I use a pole saw. Works great. Every year - up/down the driveway - cutting limbs back. You do have to keep up on it.

 

[MoKelly]

I have have a mile long driveway. Both sides lined with pines. I use a pole saw. Works great. Every year - up/down the driveway - cutting limbs back. You do have to keep up on it.

I like the cutting part.

It’s the picking up and disposing of the cut limbs that I do not particularly like!

MoKelly

 

[workinonit]

A mile of driveway is not a driveway, it's a road that leads to your house. Mine is 1/4 mile with 38 Live Oak trees lining the drive. That's more that I care to keep up with using my pole saw.

 

[ArlyA]

I have have a mile long driveway. Both sides lined with pines. I use a pole saw. Works great. Every year - up/down the driveway - cutting limbs back. You do have to keep up on it.

We cleared trails, all were given up my the forest service because they don't have the funding. This is in the northern hardwood forest is that helps any one. The last on we cleared was three miles long and sections covered from dead spruce killed from the bud worms. It took us 400+ hours that summer to get it reopened up again but today, we can get the freshly fallen dead spruce off in just a short day of clearig. Its light maintenance now. Here is photos of clearing that trail. 95% of the sawing was done via pole saw.

 

[rogdan]

Any update?

 

[sea2summit]

Pole saw is easier to do, better for the trees, looks nicer and less costly.

This is where I sit on it. And I’ve stretched a lot of truth with the wife to justify some of my purchases

 

[sea2summit]

I like the cutting part.

It’s the picking up and disposing of the cut limbs that I do not particularly like!

MoKelly

You need a grapple. Or a chipper. I chip mine on the spot and just direct the chips at the wood line, helps keep some of the weeds down.

 

[sea2summit]

Dang I got dupped with the old dead thread gag

 

[Smokeydog]

Have found no one tool can do it all. Hydraulic pole saw on tractor sure has made difference in helping to maintain miles of roads and fence lines. Makes many grapple loads in a few minutes.

Had fun making this one. Didn’t know how useful it might be. Several on the market now. Low gpm hydraulic flow required. Helps to keep this old man out of the danger zone when trimming trees or breaking down blow-downs.

 

[oosik]

I trim up the overhanging pine branches. It's related to a winter time thing. The overhanging pine limbs carry a really heavy snow load. My Kubota M6040 is open station. When we do get enough snow that I plow the driveway - it IS NOT a whole lot of fun - having a load of snow come crashing down on me as I plow past.

If I was located somewhere without snow - I would leave the overhanging limbs. It give a very nice "tunnel look" to the driveway.

 

[Smokeydog]

I trim up the overhanging pine branches. It's related to a winter time thing. The overhanging pine limbs carry a really heavy snow load. My Kubota M6040 is open station. When we do get enough snow that I plow the driveway - it IS NOT a whole lot of fun - having a load of snow come crashing down on me as I plow past.

If I was located somewhere without snow - I would leave the overhanging limbs. It give a very nice "tunnel look" to the driveway.

I like my green tunnel too. Many compliments on being more park-like than farm. Fortunately mostly deciduous trees helps with snow load. Ice loading the tunnel becomes a fence. Beech trees grow more out than up.

 

[jmc]

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Had fun making this one. Didn’t know how useful it might be. Several on the market now. Low gpm hydraulic flow required. Helps to keep this old man out of the danger zone when trimming trees or breaking down blow-downs.

Enjoyed watching that great thread.