Woods clearing bx 23

[twinsticks]

What are you guys using to clear woods in your yard .. I have been using my front bucket on my bx 23 so far but looking for a better way.. I also have a brush hog and a box scraper..

 

[ovrszd]

That's a broad question. If I could knock it down with the Brush Hog, that would be my weapon of choice. If bigger than that, then dig it out with the loader.

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

Woods...like a stand of big trees? If your talking limbs and debris in the yard then I use a RatchetRake.

 

[twinsticks]

Alot of underbrush and briars cutting the trees down also

 

[Danner]

I back the rotary mower into it as much as possible. For the big stuff, you have to go "hands-on" with a chain saw. Cut it to manageable sized pieces. Then, front loader or chain to carry or move it to a burn pile.

It's work, no doubt about that.

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

Alot of underbrush and briars cutting the trees down also

The RatchetRake is great for underbrush and briars.

 

[BotaBX24er]

everything listed works...just remember the hydro fan can be taken out by twigs if you don't have the belly mower or the skid plate on...

 

[thavil]

I'm in the process of cleaning my woods also. Rotary cutter and ratchet rake for what it will reach and handle. Chain saw and loppers for the bigger stuff and brush forks to haul out the larger stuff that the rotary cutter can't chew up.

 

[BXpanded]

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[RaydaKub]

For BX 50 and 60 Series the new Under Armor protects that vulnerable fan. Installs in seconds.

That appears to hang off the mower lift arms and toggle over some bolts further up front. I was thinking of doing something like that for my BX2230 for the mid and front regions with some plywood. I was still thinking of a Bro-Tek for the rear though because it allows the mid pto shaft through.