American International Brush Hog

   / American International Brush Hog #1  

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Recently I've seen a couple people selling new brush hogs that are red in color and seem to be pretty sturdy. They say they are American International. I can't locate anything online about these BHs. Do any of you know anything about them? The price seems right but not sure what the deal is with them. Thanks very much!
 
   / American International Brush Hog #2  
Most likely they are IMC (International Machine Co.). They are sturdy and red. I have the 7 ft and a 5 ft from IMC. Very satisfied with the units. BobG in VA
 
   / American International Brush Hog #3  
how much would one of these be worth in a 4 ft. I think I found a good deal but haven't heard of this brand. Also how hard is it to find parts for this brand??
 
   / American International Brush Hog #4  
Bullzibart, I bought a new IH400, (4' Int. Brand) late last winter from a local dealer. I believe there was a parts breakdown in my little manual. The fit and finish is not as good as say a Woods but the price was right for occasional use. The company is in Bethel, Ohio and they still make them so I would "assume" parts shouldn't be an issue. A new one here in So. ME runs about $795 in season.
 
   / American International Brush Hog #5  
I have a 16' trailer that is an International brand and it was made in Ohio....I bet we are talking about the same company....
 
   / American International Brush Hog #6  
Some of the local dealers sell International brand of hogs for around $600 for a 6 footer.
 
   / American International Brush Hog #7  
I just picked up the 4 footer last night. It needs a little welding to help the looks a bit but other wise its in great shape. It will need a coat of paint but for 325 I dont' think it was a bad deal.
 
   / American International Brush Hog #8  
Bullzibart, I think you'll like the IH. Let me know if you need info on it and I will try and scan part or all of the manual and .pdf it to you. That is a good price. All the used ones I found, Woods, mainly for that price, were 15-20 years old, pretty well beat to death and had so much rust on them that I just walked away.
 
   / American International Brush Hog #9  
MajMac thanks alot for letting me know that was a fair price. It has been stored out side so it is rusty but appears to be only surface rust. Nothing alittle paint can't take care of. At some point I'll need some info on it so I can get parts. I'm pretty sure I'll need blades right off. Do you have a part number for them??
Thanks
 
   / American International Brush Hog #10  
I'll try to remember to look that up tonight or tomorrow when I am home. The way I'm cutting up rocks I may need a pair!!
 
 
 
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