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darkviper · 10-24-2008, 11:29 AM

now now

there is no need to get on the defense here. We are just trying to help. Nobody said that you can aford to be a land owner. What we are merely trying to do here is explain your options as you asked for help. The bottom line here is that a 30 HP machine is not going to do what you need. You will end up either destroying it or spending a lot to fix it because it isn't the right machine for the job. Some of us on here have tried this same thing at some point and already have learned from the mistake. We would not like to see you do the same. If you were clearing brush and stuff under 2 " then yeah if you had the time to tinker. I just gave a guy 120 an hour for a dozer and a track hoe and he did a wonderful job for me.Ii guess it is the differences in experiences.. Bottom line if you could afford a guy with the mulcher I think you would be very happy with the results. Look at this site and see what the other guy and I mean
Cedar Clearing

you can also see the videos if you have a broad band connection here of how well they work.

Loftness > Tree Cutters, Mowers > Videos

hope this helps

10-24-2008, 11:29 AM	#13 (permalink)
darkviper Silver Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 155	Re: Mechanical Brush Clearing Attachments for Compact Tractors now nowthere is no need to get on the defense here. We are just trying to help. Nobody said that you can aford to be a land owner. What we are merely trying to do here is explain your options as you asked for help. The bottom line here is that a 30 HP machine is not going to do what you need. You will end up either destroying it or spending a lot to fix it because it isn't the right machine for the job. Some of us on here have tried this same thing at some point and already have learned from the mistake. We would not like to see you do the same. If you were clearing brush and stuff under 2 " then yeah if you had the time to tinker. I just gave a guy 120 an hour for a dozer and a track hoe and he did a wonderful job for me.Ii guess it is the differences in experiences.. Bottom line if you could afford a guy with the mulcher I think you would be very happy with the results. Look at this site and see what the other guy and I mean Cedar Clearing you can also see the videos if you have a broad band connection here of how well they work. Loftness > Tree Cutters, Mowers > Videos hope this helps