Honestly it's even more satisfying to do. I just started but I have 5 acres of pasture to cut so I just kinda zone out driving it while looking backwards at the brush hog. It's weird but you become one with the tractor. I never thought I'd understand love songs about a tractor but I'm starting to
I have JD5065e and Bush Hog 296. I am constantly amazed at the power of this combination. I don’t have a grapple but I really like yours. I lower my FEL bucket and just push over the small (1-3” trees) then let the Bush Hog shred them up. Your tractor videos are my favorites.
Great Video. I had a similar problem lining up my grapple on my Little Kubota. It got frustrating. I had some left over adhesive back reflective red marker tape from a trailer refurbishing. I cut 2 pieces the length of the attachment points on the grapple and placed it above where I was aiming for hook up. Gave me a way better target to shoot at. Really speeded things up for me. Thanks for the good entertainment.
Your JD tractor and Bush Hog mower did a beautiful job on that lot-Congratulations to you--Job well done!!!Liked the sounds of the tractor and bushhog at work.Ground up that tall stuff nicely!
I have done bushhogging a couple of times-its strangely satisfying.Yes,would like to see a rear camera showing the bush hog working.The blades looked in fine shape-when I checked the ones on the rental I was using had the tractors motor shut off!I don't trust mechanical devices!The hog was a Woods Dixie Cutter and the tractor was a Kubota.Used it to clear the corners of a radio station tower field-found some rolls of guy cable and the hog ground them Up!!!Shows how powerful these things are!Heavy equipment fun!
Nice job Cotontop. I run a Brown 472 that is built to similar specs as your 297. I run it with either a Workmaster 50 or Ford 4610 SU. I've got a 15 acre property that I clip twice a year. The first time I got to it my older cutter was on the fritz and the property had been untouched for over 2 years. I was cutting down 3" pines. Cutter and tractor did fine. Just too hard on tires. I like your rig. Would have looked at that series Deere but the closest dealer not convenient for my daily drive. My third function works well but like you visibility to the skid steer attachment bar is not the easiest to see. It will take you a little while to get used to it. Pretty much easy now for me. I did have to tighten my lock bars for the skid steer.
You did a fine job of trimming the neighbor's property, looks great. That grass/brush was nearly to far gone, but the John Deere Green prevailed! It sure is relaxing watching other people work...lol ....13
I feel you on the alignment, I got a thin vertical strip of black tape on the window, a piece on the loader arm and a white mark on all the implements. You don't have much for glass in your cab though. Another addition was welding some guide plates on to draw the frame into alignment, just a little tab at 45 degrees to get you in the pocket. Cabs are nice when you hit a bees nest while hogging.
That brush hog did a nice job on that lot. You are certainly right about having a sharp blade for making clean cutting. The only thing I would worry about is the fact you have an open ride with only a canopy to shade you. I'd be thinking what if something dropped on me or a branch unexpectedly launched or sprang at my head? Safety for you is a concern. Also, most cadged/glassed in cabs have strong enough frames to withstand a tip over or a roll. Good job.
I like how clean that was cut. I have a 4'cutter and a small tractor if done correctly even it will cut good. I was told if you can push it down it will cut it. You may have to let it eat a while but it will cut it
Tim, I have owned a five foot grapple since '04. This best way I found to hook it up is to leave it completely opened faced down and you can see your "landing" spot much better to hook it up. Also, the grapple is a lot more stable when hooking and up hooking...just my "two cents"...
suggest a vertical rod from the 'bucket' that is in your line of sight. so you can see where the bucket is located and if it is ready to cut ground or curled back
That Bush Cutter is awesome it will be awesome to show that hard working bushing cutter .. on camera as them blades chopping it down. . I never heard hesitation or anything awesome..
It's been a while since that spot has seen a cutter. That tractor and hog are a great combo. Wide enough to cut over your tire tracks. I love those debris clamps. Looks great. I hope the chiggers don't get you
+Dub2020 you're exactly right. What gets me is the amount of times this video has been viewed in just a month. I have several videos with the camera on the bushhog showing what it'll do but they don't have the views like this vid. I think that's what made the vid was not showing the hog, I dunno. We have always had bushhog brand hogs and they are some of the best hogs you can buy.
Wow, what a nice rig, I have been rotary cutting with my old Ferguson TO35 and a 5ft Howse cutter, it works but no comparison to yours, However one problem we both have, bumble bees, with out a cab they can get to you same as me, they do not like cutters, makes them real mad and when they are mad someone is going to get stung, Good job,
this came up randomly on my feed after watching pressure washer videos, but this sure is soothing and could watch all day, wish my Kubota was as big as that deere is
Yours may be harder with it being a 4wd, but on my families older John Deere 2555 2wd tractor, I learned to lean to the left and look over the front wheel. You can see a little bit of the plate and use it as a guide then. Just an idea for you to try that I thought I'd pass along
I know exactly what you mean about the tractor! We bought 3 new ones to pull our mowers on a sod farm, and the hood is just awkward. Its wider than the older John Deeres and you just can't see over it.
That tractor and bush hog combination made mighty quick work of pulverising all that rubbish! I was surprised how well it appeared to do with those saplings smashing them up.
With the open cab, have you ever ran into a bad hornets nest when bushhogging real bad thick stuff like this? Down in NC in the mountains it was quite common to run across them in hay fields on 4 wheelers or when bushhogging.
If you curl that front loader all the way down till it's pointing at the ground it's a lot easier to line up and hook things up. Just pull your pin and put it in the locked position, curl it all the way down, hook it on to whatever attachment you're using, then pick straight up and curl it back all the way. The pin will automatically lock in when it lines up
do you try and take a walk through thick stuff like to make sure your not gonna hit a big rock or something? Ive done some heavy stuff like that and man, it feels like flying blind sometimes and holding your breath to not fall in a hole or something..
a solution to having issues doing attachment hookups & not being able to see your bucket, blade or grapple or whatever.. build some solid stands so they sit off the ground about 3 feet.. then you'll be able to see your mounting points
I was nearly killed one time brush hogging crap like this after I ran over two big ass hornets nests that were right next to each other. After getting stung over 200 times, I had to be life flighted to the nearest hospital and spent three nights there, I’m not even allergic to hornets! Trust me, covered cabs are worth the investment, even if you have to get one of those cheap plastic ones, it’s better than nothing!
To clarify, I was clearing an area for a food plot for a friend of mine out in the middle of nowhere, it took me forever to get out there on my tractor (I don’t remember why I couldn’t tow it out, I think my flatbed wouldn’t start or something) it was in the middle of July 2004, it was around 100° that day. At that time I didn’t have a cellphone (even if I did I doubt where I was would even have reception today). So after the attack I ran from my tractor to get away from them and even after waiting an hour anytime I’d try to get close to the tractor they’d sting me. At that point I was really starting to swell up so I decided to walk to a house that I saw on the way out, I was mostly looking for a phone just to call a ride home at that point, but after the three mile walk in the heat I was really swollen all over and was having trouble breathing. When I got to the house I could barely see (I think I may have permanently traumatized a kid who saw me) luckily there was a woman there to call 911. While waiting for an ambulance I passed out and was entering anaphylaxis, that’s when they made the decision to send a helicopter. I was only going to have to spend about a day in half in the hospital but I became very sick, they say that some medication they gave me weakened my immune system and I caught some sort of bug, so that’s what caused me to stay there a few more days. I returned a month later and just decided to burn the field and then go back over it. It paid off in the end, I killed the best buck of my life in that field!
What do you charge to operate a rig like that on a job???? I been thinking about putting my tractors to work but no idea on how to price the work. I used to run a tractor for another guy years ago and he charged 100 dollars per hour to run his tractor with a 15 foot batwing mower.
Hey u said u had trouble when seeing how to line up ut grqpple attachments. Why not get a mirror for each side of the loader of ur tractor. Put them on magnetic attachments and stick one to each boom when you're trying to hook up your attachments so you can see what you're doing after you're done just pull them off and store them for next time
I have a 5055E same tractor just less power. Its a horse ,i run a 12foot batwing mower with it. When i bought it i looked at one with the skidsteer style ,and wasnt a fan bc you cant see it. I ended up getting the euro style. Much easier to see.
Tip for grapple; get a couple stumps or barrels and sit it on top so you can see your hook up plates instead of doing it blind on the ground. 24-30" oughtta be high enough. I love my grapple. Handiest thing I ever bought.
Does that tractor have shuttle shift? (Shift from Drive-Neutral-Reverse without the clutch) We have one smaller tractor then that at our ranch with shuttle shift.
Those new blades are kickin butt. What precautions would take if you had to bush hog land you weren't familiar with with regards to stumps holes and other bad obstacles.
I have been a husq and poulan dealer for 27 years, closed the shop in 2016, your husq in the video is just a poulan with orange plastis at 3 times the price, (husq own poulan also I had a part time brush/tree clearing for 12 years (slso closed now, we would use the 90.00 poulan for a year and sell it, still starting well, the trick to easy starting and long life for your saw, use a 16 to 1 mix on your gas
Hey Mr Tim this my first video of yours I watched. I love all your videos . New to RUclips. Your my first channel. Don't work to hard. Can't wait for next video take care
Hey CottonTop3 if you're having a hardtime lining up the grapple with the front of your tractor get a back up camera put the camera on the loader arms and the monitor on the side of the canopy this might help you better
I was waiting for you to find the bees nest! Glad you didn't. I have a bunch of vacant land I could use that on. That would make it a lot easier to sell. What is a normal day price to pay for this service? Thanks!
What kind of power are these newer ones making I need one for some land I just bought and need some advice it's 550 acres and I want a John deere and all I need to mow is about 15-20 acres
what is it about these vids that are so satisfying and addicting to watch?
Honestly it's even more satisfying to do. I just started but I have 5 acres of pasture to cut so I just kinda zone out driving it while looking backwards at the brush hog. It's weird but you become one with the tractor. I never thought I'd understand love songs about a tractor but I'm starting to
I have JD5065e and Bush Hog 296. I am constantly amazed at the power of this combination. I don’t have a grapple but I really like yours. I lower my FEL bucket and just push over the small (1-3” trees) then let the Bush Hog shred them up. Your tractor videos are my favorites.
Hey quick question if you don’t telling me how much does the payments on that 5065 cost ?
Thanks Tim, YOU are showing HOW TO DO IT
I like to WATCH YOU WORK
YOU know HOW TO GET IT DONE
THE right MACHINES MATCHED TO THE RIGHT JOB
I understand your happiness when a piece of equipment outperforms your expectation. That tractor was getting down with the business!
Id recommend having a rear mounted camera for this type of video as well, always nice watching the progress
Yep I agree with you...
That would be cool
nice mower run again🚜🚜💪
Beautiful job. I actually love the reversing sound. Nothing like a live pto to make it go so much faster.
Great Video. I had a similar problem lining up my grapple on my Little Kubota. It got frustrating. I had some left over adhesive back reflective red marker tape from a trailer refurbishing. I cut 2 pieces the length of the attachment points on the grapple and placed it above where I was aiming for hook up. Gave me a way better target to shoot at. Really speeded things up for me. Thanks for the good entertainment.
Your JD tractor and Bush Hog mower did a beautiful job on that lot-Congratulations to you--Job well done!!!Liked the sounds of the tractor and bushhog at work.Ground up that tall stuff nicely!
I have done bushhogging a couple of times-its strangely satisfying.Yes,would like to see a rear camera showing the bush hog working.The blades looked in fine shape-when I checked the ones on the rental I was using had the tractors motor shut off!I don't trust mechanical devices!The hog was a Woods Dixie Cutter and the tractor was a Kubota.Used it to clear the corners of a radio station tower field-found some rolls of guy cable and the hog ground them Up!!!Shows how powerful these things are!Heavy equipment fun!
this is just the name of work ... not just talking.👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿 I hope this channel will continue to be successful in the future, sir.
Nice job Cotontop. I run a Brown 472 that is built to similar specs as your 297. I run it with either a Workmaster 50 or Ford 4610 SU. I've got a 15 acre property that I clip twice a year. The first time I got to it my older cutter was on the fritz and the property had been untouched for over 2 years. I was cutting down 3" pines. Cutter and tractor did fine. Just too hard on tires.
I like your rig. Would have looked at that series Deere but the closest dealer not convenient for my daily drive. My third function works well but like you visibility to the skid steer attachment bar is not the easiest to see. It will take you a little while to get used to it. Pretty much easy now for me. I did have to tighten my lock bars for the skid steer.
You did a fine job of trimming the neighbor's property, looks great. That grass/brush was nearly to far gone, but the John Deere Green prevailed!
It sure is relaxing watching other people work...lol
....13
I remember bush hogging with a Massey Ferguson 165 in a plowed field, 12 ft bushes, small trees, and wood logs...snapped 3 bolts for the pto.
I feel you on the alignment, I got a thin vertical strip of black tape on the window, a piece on the loader arm and a white mark on all the implements. You don't have much for glass in your cab though. Another addition was welding some guide plates on to draw the frame into alignment, just a little tab at 45 degrees to get you in the pocket. Cabs are nice when you hit a bees nest while hogging.
Ole Tim doesn't need a drown tree cutter . He has a bad to the bone bush hog! Lol ! Thanks for sharing
That brush hog did a nice job on that lot. You are certainly right about having a sharp blade for making clean cutting. The only thing I would worry about is the fact you have an open ride with only a canopy to shade you. I'd be thinking what if something dropped on me or a branch unexpectedly launched or sprang at my head? Safety for you is a concern. Also, most cadged/glassed in cabs have strong enough frames to withstand a tip over or a roll. Good job.
I like how clean that was cut. I have a 4'cutter and a small tractor if done correctly even it will cut good. I was told if you can push it down it will cut it. You may have to let it eat a while but it will cut it
Tim, I have owned a five foot grapple since '04. This best way I found to hook it up is to leave it completely opened faced down and you can see your "landing" spot much better to hook it up. Also, the grapple is a lot more stable when hooking and up hooking...just my "two cents"...
It sure is fun and quick when you use the right equipment in great shape the right way.Great job,man!
+Tim Danby thank you for watching!
cotontop3 Anytime,thorough ly enjoyed it!😁
suggest a vertical rod from the 'bucket' that is in your line of sight. so you can see where the bucket is located and if it is ready to cut ground or curled back
Nice working equipment. I bet that's fun. Thanks for taking your time to share with us!
Thank you for watching several videos, I appreciate it!
Put your lolder attachments on a platform higher the the engine bonnet it is much easier to see then
That Bush Cutter is awesome it will be awesome to show that hard working bushing cutter .. on camera as them blades chopping it down. . I never heard hesitation or anything awesome..
It's been a while since that spot has seen a cutter. That tractor and hog are a great combo. Wide enough to cut over your tire tracks. I love those debris clamps. Looks great. I hope the chiggers don't get you
If you cant see the front, have you thought about leaving thegrapple rake on top of a couple logs to see it better
Everybody is talking about the tractor.....the Bush Hog is doing all the work. Im more impressed with the cutter.
+Dub2020 you're exactly right. What gets me is the amount of times this video has been viewed in just a month. I have several videos with the camera on the bushhog showing what it'll do but they don't have the views like this vid. I think that's what made the vid was not showing the hog, I dunno.
We have always had bushhog brand hogs and they are some of the best hogs you can buy.
If it wasn't for the tractor the brush hog would be worthless
@@cotontop3 hell yeah it's kinda rare to see an authentic Bush Hog brand unit.. you should do a review on it
Muss nicht auf die motorkettensäge eine schutzhülle drauf beim Transport?
Mount your go-pro or a backup camera to the loader on the brace to see your grapple. works well when using the grapple, too.
How do you deal with debris hidden in the brush such as; tires, trash, cinder blocks, junk etc???
Wow, what a nice rig, I have been rotary cutting with my old Ferguson TO35 and a 5ft Howse cutter, it works but no comparison to yours,
However one problem we both have, bumble bees, with out a cab they can get to you same as me, they do not like cutters, makes them real mad and when they are mad someone is going to get stung,
Good job,
this came up randomly on my feed after watching pressure washer videos, but this sure is soothing and could watch all day, wish my Kubota was as big as that deere is
+Mob with Guns thank you for watching!
We have a stand to hold are buckets up just so we can see when we are hooking up
That Bush Hog is a beast, the Deere and the Bush Hog is a great combination
Love the bush hog you have! Yesterday talking to my wife i called someone a "Joker" she just rolled her eyes!
Nice machine gets it done also good thanking ahead with the chain saw never know best to be prepared awesome tractor
Yours may be harder with it being a 4wd, but on my families older John Deere 2555 2wd tractor, I learned to lean to the left and look over the front wheel. You can see a little bit of the plate and use it as a guide then. Just an idea for you to try that I thought I'd pass along
Before,After ... awesome job nice machine
Is that a mulching cutter or just really sharp blades?
Tack weld a small piece of shiny metal in the exact center of the arm an all of ur attachments so when ur sittin in the seat u can line em up easy.
I know exactly what you mean about the tractor! We bought 3 new ones to pull our mowers on a sod farm, and the hood is just awkward. Its wider than the older John Deeres and you just can't see over it.
Will Thrill install a cheap backup camera on the nose at a angle that will allow you to see in front of the nose.
Turned out better than I expected. Right on, man.
Bush Hog makes the best rotary cutter on the market. Period.
I could watch this all day.
How high are you cutting? I set mine at 3.5 just so i dont hit rocks etc.
I like the video thanks !! Sir how big was the job and how much you charge for it .....thanks...
I need someone like you to help me clean up my woods.........lol...you did a great job!
I have a project but , what I want to cut is HONEY SUCKLE is about 4 to 6 inches wide, what can u recommend.
When you bush hog small trees, 1-2” thick low to the ground, do you ever have one puncture a tractor tire?
damn.. that JD crushes right thru that stuff like a warm knife thru butter. Nice.
Good job, you are sure brave. I would of found at least one yellow jack nest in all that brush..
Would a stand to raise up you forks help?
How much would you charge to clean a property that size?
That tractor and bush hog combination made mighty quick work of pulverising all that rubbish! I was surprised how well it appeared to do with those saplings smashing them up.
I could sit and watch all day
With the open cab, have you ever ran into a bad hornets nest when bushhogging real bad thick stuff like this? Down in NC in the mountains it was quite common to run across them in hay fields on 4 wheelers or when bushhogging.
If you curl that front loader all the way down till it's pointing at the ground it's a lot easier to line up and hook things up. Just pull your pin and put it in the locked position, curl it all the way down, hook it on to whatever attachment you're using, then pick straight up and curl it back all the way. The pin will automatically lock in when it lines up
That was somehow very satisfying cleaning up that jungle.
I set my bucket on two 55 gal drums, works great.
do you try and take a walk through thick stuff like to make sure your not gonna hit a big rock or something? Ive done some heavy stuff like that and man, it feels like flying blind sometimes and holding your breath to not fall in a hole or something..
When clearing brush what do you do if you hit a beehive and the bees swarm?
Put lines on the barn for both hook ups in that way when you put it down you can always lying back up to pick it up
Might make the sound of your tractor engine the new ringtone for my phone. Nice job ! 👍
Hey man, I just gotta say I thoroughly enjoy your videos. Thanks
What do you do if you run into bees?
What's the going rate for bush hoggin an acre!
Nice work and tractor by the way.
Ricardo Torres $40/hr. said every Bush hog warrior ever. Lol. I think this guy has more sense and respect for the market and himself though.
$50hr for a 6ft and $75hr for a 15ft....what I get anyway.
A saw amd a couple cjains or ropes has gotten me out of some really really bad stuck situations
A truck mirror on a stick in the ground will work great for seeing your hook up 👍
lookit the necker knob. Hubs got me one too. love it!
That's a awesome tractor and bush hog great job, thank you for sharing Tim.
Mower did a nice job, tractor didn't even work up a sweat!
a solution to having issues doing attachment hookups & not being able to see your bucket, blade or grapple or whatever.. build some solid stands so they sit off the ground about 3 feet.. then you'll be able to see your mounting points
Looking good clean that mess up helping a neighbor reclaim some land 👍👍👍👍
Mike Hornsby I
Still can't figure out why people start a full cut toward the middle and don't start on the edge and work their way in.
T, you made quick work out of that field. I see the grappler really comes in handy for a lot of different things. Keep up the good work and Be Safe
What a beast. Looks good I'm not a jd fan but your tractor sure seemed to power through it no problem
Going through that much stuff it did a good job but I might have used a front mounted mower on a skid steer enclosed cab. 👍🏻
wood ticks?
I was nearly killed one time brush hogging crap like this after I ran over two big ass hornets nests that were right next to each other. After getting stung over 200 times, I had to be life flighted to the nearest hospital and spent three nights there, I’m not even allergic to hornets! Trust me, covered cabs are worth the investment, even if you have to get one of those cheap plastic ones, it’s better than nothing!
with that high of brush i would have been expecting a bee attack
Will Russell they will fuck you up good, dad ran over one years ago mowing hay. Crazy swells they produce.
Will Russell cool story bro
I don’t wanna acuse you but I think you’re exaggerating
To clarify, I was clearing an area for a food plot for a friend of mine out in the middle of nowhere, it took me forever to get out there on my tractor (I don’t remember why I couldn’t tow it out, I think my flatbed wouldn’t start or something) it was in the middle of July 2004, it was around 100° that day. At that time I didn’t have a cellphone (even if I did I doubt where I was would even have reception today). So after the attack I ran from my tractor to get away from them and even after waiting an hour anytime I’d try to get close to the tractor they’d sting me. At that point I was really starting to swell up so I decided to walk to a house that I saw on the way out, I was mostly looking for a phone just to call a ride home at that point, but after the three mile walk in the heat I was really swollen all over and was having trouble breathing. When I got to the house I could barely see (I think I may have permanently traumatized a kid who saw me) luckily there was a woman there to call 911. While waiting for an ambulance I passed out and was entering anaphylaxis, that’s when they made the decision to send a helicopter. I was only going to have to spend about a day in half in the hospital but I became very sick, they say that some medication they gave me weakened my immune system and I caught some sort of bug, so that’s what caused me to stay there a few more days. I returned a month later and just decided to burn the field and then go back over it. It paid off in the end, I killed the best buck of my life in that field!
Your tractor done a great job with the bushogging 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Wow those blades took care of big work in a small matter of time awesome video. Can u make more videos of brush cutting or tree cutting jobs.
That tractor is a Beast!!
Great video.
What do you charge to operate a rig like that on a job???? I been thinking about putting my tractors to work but no idea on how to price the work. I used to run a tractor for another guy years ago and he charged 100 dollars per hour to run his tractor with a 15 foot batwing mower.
If there is one big ass rock in 300 acres of field , I can find it with a brush hog.
y2kxj shear bolts,carry two in t box.
Same man. I’ve hit a steel pipe fence post laying down in a field. It launched that thing
y2kxj or any piece of fence or wire that ever been there ill damn sure wrap up on it
Yeah, I have a rock farm too. Keep lots of shear bolts handy.
Or deer antlers through the tire. Had that happen.
Hey u said u had trouble when seeing how to line up ut grqpple attachments.
Why not get a mirror for each side of the loader of ur tractor. Put them on magnetic attachments and stick one to each boom when you're trying to hook up your attachments so you can see what you're doing after you're done just pull them off and store them for next time
I have a 5055E same tractor just less power. Its a horse ,i run a 12foot batwing mower with it. When i bought it i looked at one with the skidsteer style ,and wasnt a fan bc you cant see it. I ended up getting the euro style. Much easier to see.
Tip for grapple; get a couple stumps or barrels and sit it on top so you can see your hook up plates instead of doing it blind on the ground. 24-30" oughtta be high enough.
I love my grapple. Handiest thing I ever bought.
Get yourself a little 6200 least you get a cab an air con and a radio, farmed a bit in the uk, would love to do massive scale in America or somewhere
Does that tractor have shuttle shift? (Shift from Drive-Neutral-Reverse without the clutch) We have one smaller tractor then that at our ranch with shuttle shift.
Yes mine has that.
Nice work on getting it looking better
Super job enjoying the videos in the rainy uk
Those new blades are kickin butt. What precautions would take if you had to bush hog land you weren't familiar with with regards to stumps holes and other bad obstacles.
I have been a husq and poulan dealer for 27 years, closed the shop in 2016, your husq in the video is just a poulan with orange plastis at 3 times the price, (husq own poulan also I had a part time brush/tree clearing for 12 years (slso closed now, we would use the 90.00 poulan for a year and sell it, still starting well, the trick to easy starting and long life for your saw, use a 16 to 1 mix on your gas
Wow that thing is a beast! Love it
Hey Mr Tim this my first video of yours I watched. I love all your videos . New to RUclips. Your my first channel. Don't work to hard. Can't wait for next video take care
Hey CottonTop3 if you're having a hardtime lining up the grapple with the front of your tractor get a back up camera put the camera on the loader arms and the monitor on the side of the canopy this might help you better
Yup yup have a one on my 5055E Cab tractor , use my phone.: Rohent
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Wow, that cuts and mulches nice!!
I was waiting for you to find the bees nest! Glad you didn't. I have a bunch of vacant land I could use that on. That would make it a lot easier to sell. What is a normal day price to pay for this service? Thanks!
What kind of power are these newer ones making I need one for some land I just bought and need some advice it's 550 acres and I want a John deere and all I need to mow is about 15-20 acres
camera ??
@Cottontop3 How do you charge for bush hogging by the acre or by the job?
what hp the deere?