Bigger than anything Texan

[daedong]

this is how Aussies do their brush hogging
Basic pulling unit required for this attachment is a minimum of a D9 caterpiller.
Please note the man standing beside the unit (look closely to find him)

 

[mark777]

I never realized how small people were down there. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[JazzDad]

Yes, Mark. And he's one of the tall ones.

 

[slowrev]

Is that a lawn dethatcher/roller ?

Ben

 

[jinman]

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Vin, would that unit be pulled or pushed ?

 

[IrTxRx]

<font color="blue"> Bigger than anything Texan </font>

I will have to agree that it is "As big as anything Texan."

Story goes a few decades back on the Texas portion of the King ranch they welded together two catapillar dozers to de-brush and reseed their limited acreage

 

[MossRoad]

I like this one better. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

 

[JazzDad]

There ya go, Moss Road. I got me one of them for raking the leaves in my yard.

 

[daedong]

David.

My brother inlaw has one of those blade plows and dozer fronts, They are incredible things to watch. His blade is for memory about 12 ft wide, it goes under the ground about 18"-24". Watching the trees fall (scrub 10-15 ft tall ) over as it pass is amassing.

Jim,

They are pulled.

 

[ScottAR]

Ever hear of a Symonds rake? Looks like a overgrown wheel hay rake with heavy tines? I've only ever seen one in a picture... Rakes sticks and roots off to one side to clear the field.