Artisan
Veteran Member
Not being savvy, yet, to flail mowers and tillers I have a question(s).
Bonus points if you are a Fireman or VERY well versed in Wildland FireFighting.
I have a BX25, a small pit bull, manuverable and nimble and will
go all day long on a tank of fuel+ . I can hang any implement or combination
of said on my tractor. My tracotr is a BX25 ONLY, no other tractor, just
a BX25 in this scenario.
If I wanted to cut a professional fire line / break what would be the best
accessory / implement, front and rear would you want? Would a flail unit
at the rear and a toothbar on the FEL to pop out shrubs be wise or would a
tiller and toothbar be better or another combo or what would YOU
want to have at your disposal helping you or your men to make a fire
break/line quickly and efficently saving mens backs.
Of coarse no major hill traversing w/ a BX25, lets say it is fairly easy going and
a mixture of grass, shrubs etc need to be knocked down.
In this scenario it is NOT out of the question to have a crew with me
w/ shovels, Mcleods, Pulaskis etc. What would those boys LOVE
to have knocking stuff down in front of them? REMEMBER, your tractor
is a Kubota BX25, no substitutions. :thumbsup:
Bonus points if you are a Fireman or VERY well versed in Wildland FireFighting.
I have a BX25, a small pit bull, manuverable and nimble and will
go all day long on a tank of fuel+ . I can hang any implement or combination
of said on my tractor. My tracotr is a BX25 ONLY, no other tractor, just
a BX25 in this scenario.
If I wanted to cut a professional fire line / break what would be the best
accessory / implement, front and rear would you want? Would a flail unit
at the rear and a toothbar on the FEL to pop out shrubs be wise or would a
tiller and toothbar be better or another combo or what would YOU
want to have at your disposal helping you or your men to make a fire
break/line quickly and efficently saving mens backs.
Of coarse no major hill traversing w/ a BX25, lets say it is fairly easy going and
a mixture of grass, shrubs etc need to be knocked down.
In this scenario it is NOT out of the question to have a crew with me
w/ shovels, Mcleods, Pulaskis etc. What would those boys LOVE
to have knocking stuff down in front of them? REMEMBER, your tractor
is a Kubota BX25, no substitutions. :thumbsup: