Rayrla
Silver Member
Don't use the backhoe very much. Considering purchasing 4 foot cutter to use. For those B26 owners who use a brush cutter, what has been your experience. Thanks for the feedback.
Mowing Brush cutter on B26
- Thread starter Rayrla
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RalphVa
Super Member
- Joined
- Dec 19, 2003
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- 7,873
- Location
- Charlottesville, VA, USA
- Tractor
- JD 2025R, previously Gravely 5650 & JD 4010 & JD 1025R
Frontier RC 2048 is LOTS better than the JD LX4.
Ralph
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Smokeydog
Elite Member
I run a 4’ bush hog brand rotary cutter. HD for a HD tractor. It has a slip clutch just like the big ones that I like. Width is inside the rear tires. Rear tires are ballasted and 2” extension to help on my hilly ground and strong FEL. Great little trail maintenance machine. When I comes to rotary cutters buy the best you can. Cheap cutters are nightmare to maintain if cutting brush.
Mainly have a 6’ woods finish mower attached.
Not a fan of the dinky 3pt arms and sway control on the TLBs. Made changes that makes hook ups and adjusting easier.
Mainly have a 6’ woods finish mower attached.
Not a fan of the dinky 3pt arms and sway control on the TLBs. Made changes that makes hook ups and adjusting easier.
SDT
Veteran Member
I have a Frontier RC2060 and am not fond of it.
All of my other cutters are Woods, and I like all of them better than the RC2060.
SDT
powerstroke444e
Veteran Member
I have a landpride 60" brush cutter and have used it on thick grass and some brush 2-4" and it has heald up well for last 11 years on b26tlb I wouldn't go any bigger.