Testing Brush Mowers & Land clearing Equipment in Extreme Conditions
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- Опубликовано: 26 май 2019
- Testing Heavy Brush mowers & land clearing equipment - We put quickattachs "go to" unit against a 35 foot tall tree, a really BIG Rock and more to see what would happen.
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we were going trough blades on our brush mower so we tried 3/4" chain with a 8" piece of blade welded to it. Worked great. interesting and informative video
It’s really nice the details you put in your video and the time you take to review everything
I have really been kicking around of getting one. Thanks for your time in putting out these videos.
No problem Tim !
I agree… customers will say there’s nothing out there but blackberries 😂rocks and car parts and concrete 😂
These brush cut and forestry videos are my favorite!!!! thank you for making them
You're welcome, glad that you enjoy them !
I have the 72” Quick Tatch Utility HD direct hydraulic drive cutter with the optional front brush guard on my Bobcat S650 with standard flow hydraulics and steel tracks. It’s a beast. This tool is clearly something they intended to make Best in Class. It screams over engineered. I take it into heavy growth Missouri forest to clear trails and also brush hog fields. Will easily take down the occasional 5” hardwood tree and withstands hard abuse. With the front brush guard you can raise the unit up, point it downward on shallow rooted trees like maples and push over 10-12” trees. You can rake the sides of trees with it to de-limb them. The V notched on each front side let you slowly bite into larger trees and work them down. The engineer said it right though. If you are wanting to take out large trees all day get a forestry mulcher. This is the perfect tool for cutting miles of trails in a day. Dan VanLier provides OUTSTANDING customer sales service and their tech service has returned calls ON THE WEEKEND to keep my equipment running. “Warranty” to them means “we don’t go by dates - we go by is the customer SATISFIED” This is the best equipment company I have ever dealt with. I continue to make them my go to attachment provider
Stan this is the best video you have ever made you could have gone out on top with this one
AMAIZING and purposely detailed according towards the challenges of the users. Keep it up guys! Thanks for the share.
Thanks Benjamin !
Great video really enjoyed it thank you
Thank you so much! Respektos to companies willing to do this
its like watching my 77 years old dad with his brush mower... JUST DESTROY EVERYTHING.... mostly the Mower and the Tractor
The guy I worked for was insane if the tractor could get over it just go for it lmao
@@shawncourville487 thats my Dads at 80 :)
It may be hard to believe but my dad is looking at a brush mower for the skid steer and is not sure on what to go with, I’ll show him your video Stan, thanks for sharing this with all of us👍Dan-Pa
Awesome Dan, thanks !!
I use a Davco 504 brush cutter and really love it . I wish you would test Davco because they are really built well and I think have the best working head and blade design.
Stan, I really like when you bring out the guys who work for these companies and know their products.
Thanks for making this video, Stan. 😀👍
I bought one of their grapples and it’s a very good tool.
My left ear has been enjoying the past few videos
Missed this one my question as the blade is designed to give under duress. I hope there replacement blades are priced accordingly. Great Vid again Stan.
Absolutely loved this video! Just by luck, i also run the Quick Attach on my tractor. Very well made videos! Keep on creating more videos like this!
Excellent video Stanley
These mowers remind me an old fashioned Yazoo push mower tough as hell
Awesome, thank you for the Info!! I'm in the market for a Brush type mower for a Track loader, the only trouble is I'm in Australia. :P. Quickattach sounds like they have the unit I'm after!
No problem Steve, thanks for viewing !
Half the brush I see on these videos could easily be handled by my 45 year old Hardee 60 inch ditch bank mower. Three point hitch mount with PTO driven hydraulic pump driving a big hydraulic direct drive motor. The deck pivots 180 degrees from straight down to straight up 24 inches to the side of the tractor. On flat surfaces once you get a path started the tractor is always in the clear mowed area.
Not much used in the last 25 years, before that changed the blades once because the mounting holes were elongated. Lost one blade when the mounting pin fractured. Never found it. Great for use on a farm but hard to transport with the deck on one side and the counter weight sticking out a like distance on the opposite side.
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You should try the Land Shark Extreme , my husband and I run those on our John Deere 333G and it’s amazing. They are rated to go up to 12in trees. Always have the high flow running it , I see some of the other guys out here running without high flow on and it does nothing. I have a few videos on my page with it on if you want to check it out.
We run three fruit farms in Ontario. We have a John Deere 10 foot brush cutter that’s adjustable for center pull or offset and a 9 foot offset bushhog brand brush cutter both are used for weeds and cutting brush up to 4 inch in diam. We have some rocky soil where we grow pears both machines handle fist sized rocks no problem. These machines will handle anything you throw at them.
Be sweet if you could get a virnig, quick attach, Bradco, skid pro and be able to compare what each has to offer!
3 manufacturers and Skid Pro.
I learned a lot. Thank you
Great educational video. Thanks
Thanks Wendell!
Great video guys!!!
It's good to walk your area first so you will know what is ahead. Like I walk my yard before I mow the grass so I can pick up unwanted debris etc..
I never knew this things could get rocks and big trees
Keep up the sweet videos!
Will do Andrew, thank you !
That's quite informative for the average Joe there's two things that you encounter with brush mowers that you should have shown nothing like hitting a car tire You Don't See the funnest thing yet is to get an old mattress caught under there
Stan like your video's ouick attach not so much i have one of there mega mowers. Thanks keep up the good work extreme mulching.
Thanks Vince, glad to have you here and watching !
Have you ever tried / compared jenkins iron and steel super duty mower?
I'd like to see a video on all the DR brush mowers.
Thanks for the suggestion Byron and thanks for watching
Just saying; what's with the side of your face office angle, while looking at the forward cam?
Great video. Is that how you make your gravel?
good thing rocks don't break apart and send shrapnel everywhere!!! lol
the kubota power
They actually do. We farm fruit in Ontario. Our pear orchard is on rocky ground. When you hit that sand stone it’s like shrapnel. We have a plywood guard on the back of one tractor to help. It gets you in the back of the legs.
@@bobivanski5635 He was being a smart ass. He's trying to discount the benefits of the blades not shattering. He's too slow to realize the fastest, hardest, sharpest, most dangerous thing that can turn into shrapnel, is the blade. A blade shattering is MUCH more dangerous than a rock.
Not to say that high speed rock isn't dangerous, but yeah that's the gist of it. Outside of a few specific specimens of rock, steel has a higher mass per given volume, thus a chunk of steel the same size as a chunk of rock is going to carry a lot more energy with it. It'll also tend to be sharper overall. There are a load of other reasons why the blade turning into shrapnel is worse, and obviously a few exceptions where a rock is worse... but yeah. I mean either way, if the rock is going to turn into shrapnel, it's gonna turn into shrapnel. Nothing you can do about that. You can however prevent adding the blade to it so... props for the initial sarcasm from the OP, but I don't think they put much thought into it.
Man I wish I had one of these for this 4ft tall yard I had to mow today
Liam Does landscaping yikes
Nice t-shirt venice Florida keep up the good content.
Hey stan can I suggest something? Love all your videos but can you wear a lapel mic or high end mic while in your office. It's like Freddy Kruege's nails on a chalk board!! The 80's Freddy not the remake one.
I have a Brush Buster with the push bar... It is rock solid.. Call and ask to speak with Tyler. He will get you the right unit for your machine.
And it's all because of the, Speed increasers! LOL
The John Deere HX and more so the CX rotary cutters will do everything the quickattach tractor unit will do. And definitely built well, the “tin can” mowers he’s talking about are the cheapo class 1 3pt mowers/ rotary cutter you find at ag supply stores like tractor supply, For homeowners with their
I’m running an Hx you can’t beat it
Farmers aren't the only people that would find use out of that mower.
Should have added the skid pro x4 cutter in the mix.
Main takeaways from this are:
1. You have to match the hydraulic flow rate to the right sized tool (and therefore use a big enough machine for the job);
2. If the tree is obviously a job for a chainsaw, then Bob's your uncle; don't bring a brush mower to a chainsaw fight.
Always a good vidjayo
Thanks !
Love your video's .
Thank you !
Good show what about landprid
...BUT can you clear Kudzu? Being a vine, it tends to not cutting as much as winding around the turning spindle shaft
and forcing past and into the seal(s). What horsepower ratings of the skidsteer does your brush buster need to have to RELIABLY cut down heavy brush? If an owner already owns a skidsteer, I'm sure they wouldn't want to be forced to buy a heavier duty ($$$$$$) piece of equipment!!
I’d love to be able to use a brush mower but it’s all Canyon land here and everything is on a slope. We’re pretty much using string trimmers with metal blades.
Check out a Ventrac with the tough cut. Tackles slopes and the mower is built solid.
Chris Hubl Thanks. That’s a good looking unit. I’d like to see one in action on a canyon slope to get a better idea how it would work. Labor with the hand-held brush trimmer is pretty cheap so it would take something special to change the dynamic. I’m all for it but not gonna be an early adopter.
@@farmerbob4554 Stan has ventrac videos.
Not sure what is happening with your audio but the right channel keeps dropping out. Happened on the last video too.
for real!!! almost every vid
What’s wrong with the sound I can’t hear them talking with the brush hohd
IMO you would break anything given to you just to say you did.
What’s the price on a mower like this? Ball park price range.
cool equipment
Thanks for viewing!
Do you ever install playground equipment? Like in parks, schools,and apartment complex
I have. For complex playground layouts you MUST do perfect layout work and use an auger 2x the diameter of the post you are putting in and know how to set them perfectly plumb for all the parts to fit up
This makes me want to quit my job, sink $150k into equipment, and just flog my services to the highest bidder. These machines are awesome and I want to operate all of them all day long. 🤤
Have 300 acres of land in Texas ... about 200 in pasture...the rest in cedar and mesquite and cactus.... rocks everywhere. How do you decide which skid steer and which mower? I have been told a mulching machine... but what about the rocks ... same thing for the mower. One told me to clear the rocks... impossible, every time it rains I get a new crop of rocks.🤪🙄
Just hire me
awesome big boy toy
I don't know what it is about your microphone, but when I try to watch with headphones in, only the left ear works most the time, drives me crazy.
Yea buddy getter done
Awesome
Thank you !
Its the end of may time to take down the Christmas decorations in the house
Ha
ever think of using float
Will you do more of the jobsite videos with Tim again? Those were the best imo 😎👍
So, you can mow a rock, and get a variety of sizes of motors, for "small to medium size machines" of various horsepower, and cutting 10" trees all day isn't good. Thanks for the detailed info, let me grab my checkbook...
Is it just me or is anyone else getting mono audio in the left side?
That's nice looking mowers but, you need better blades. I've got a Bush Hog model 405. I used to have rocks the size you bent the blade on. Now I've got a bunch of smaller rocks. The blade looks about like it did when I put it on. I believe it was between 15-20 years ago. The roughest thing I've had that bush hog on is a stump. I've also knocked a few of them out of the ground. Not big oak. I had some pine and cedar stumps that had been in the ground for a few years.
Most be a different type of rock. I can assure you that skid steer mower is tougher than the average bush hog.
@@wpog8453 It's limestone. Also the Bush Hog 405 isn't an average bush hog. It has been discontinued for over 40years. Just the bolts for the blades were $65 each. It is extremely heavy duty. The first time I asked about the bolts and blades the guy told me that I could shave rocks with it. I told him that I know because that's what I do.
Love watching these videos. Gotta listen to Symphony of Destruction by Megadeth while running these.
This is good useful information. But I wish you would cut a video like this into two parts; it moves too fast. Tough to remember all that you and your guest are saying. Why is that important? I have twelve acres of pasture that has not been maintained in about 15 years. I've basically got three choices: 1) wait until we rebuild the old skid steer we bought and put a brush hog on it, 2) bring in a fellow with a forestry mulcher and then rebuild the pasture (not a good idea, the grass is all alfalfa) or 3) bring in a few Scottish Highlander cows and rotational graze the pastures. Then we can put the horses on a decent pasture!
ya didn't show a big brush mower check out rhino ag
HI, You guys are amazing, do you guys come to ohio?
DBZ . OLD SCHOOL BUT STILL COOL
if you want your audio sound better tape a cotton ball on your camera mic when outside
no sound but good video
no sound
I’d say the rock won this round.
No Kratos!!!
Wanted to purchase a few items through quickattach but after multiple emails never received any reply.
You must have done something wrong. Lol. They communicate more than any other attachment company I've ever spoken with.
@@wpog8453 I'm in Aus which I assume I'd part of the issue.
@@jamielockhart3453 yes that could be it. Try to contact Aaron at Quick Attach. He'll tell you anything you need to know.
@@wpog8453 Thanks mate. I just want to organise the sale. Want to get a jib boom attachment for lifting trusses and what not.
@@jamielockhart3453 heck yeah. Right on man. My dad has had a framing business in Enterprise, AL since 1980. I've got a friend in Comboyne, New South Wales. He invented a brush cutting tool that I use in my business.
Fix your audio on this video it cuts in and out
3ed
You need to kill that music with one of those machines.
You gotta stop covering ur microphone on ur camera with your hands man
Get over it. It's not like you can't hear anything. It's a RUclips video.
Volume is all jacked up hard to even watch is that bother some
I like it.. Please give me
something is wrong with your audio
Second
650th, lool
First 😎
Thank you Spencer!