Late Model Brush Cutters

[Central_PA_Chris]

Is this tilted up enough? I think if you look at these pics and look at your brush hog, you will see how to lock it pretty easily to cut brush and unlock it for field mowing. The third shoot is of the rubber installed at the rear of the brush hog to make me feel safer and also keep most of the cut grass from coming back and getting caught inside the left front wheel.

Ah, nice replace the rear bolts on the pivot with a pin system. Spiffy! I like the raised ground clearance wheels (I need another inch or two) and grass guard. That and adding rubber anti-shock guards to the rebound stop bolts under the deck will give me a good old weekend of projecting. Thanks very much for the pictures!

 

[RegL]

Ah, nice replace the rear bolts on the pivot with a pin system. Spiffy! I like the raised ground clearance wheels (I need another inch or two) and grass guard. That and adding rubber anti-shock guards to the rebound stop bolts under the deck will give me a good old weekend of projecting. Thanks very much for the pictures!

Yea, 10" wheels on all four corners right now and seems about right. The brush hog, as it came from PT, mowed much to low in my opinion and really robbed a lot of horse power. Those wheels on there now are not the best quality because I want to get the size that works best before I invest in real good one's that will last. They have a good selection at mcmaster.com if your looking.

 

[Central_PA_Chris]

Another place to look for wheel/tire combos is Watson Wheel watsonwheel.com. Keep in mind that I have not ordered from them, just been planning to to lift the mower deck, they seem to have a good selection of wheels, tires, hubs and bearings (cage and ball). You can mix and match. One of the solid rubber tires on my brush mower attachment came off in the first 1/2 hour I was using it, that was a pain to put back on so I started looking for 2/3 piece wheels.