jack707
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Can someone tell what brand this is?.
Brush hog
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Can someone tell what brand this is?.
LD1
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Definataly a bushhog brand.
Looks similar to a model 105. But the 105's that I have seen have a square tube for the tailwheel and that one appears round.
There should be a model and serial number tag on one of the vertical support ribs, somewhere around the gearbox.
Looks similar to a model 105. But the 105's that I have seen have a square tube for the tailwheel and that one appears round.
There should be a model and serial number tag on one of the vertical support ribs, somewhere around the gearbox.
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jack707
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I'm go look
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Looks homemade. Not to insinuate it's inferior; it just doesn't have the "factory" look of a heavy duty product.
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Well, now aren't I red-faced. 
I was typing when the answer came. But I'll stick to my statement.
I was typing when the answer came. But I'll stick to my statement.
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LD1
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Certainly not homemade. Its a typical bushhog design of a few decades ago. No, the 105 if thats what it turns out to be, was not a heavy duty cutter.
Bushhog 105 http://www.machinefinder.se/images/machines/76/2155776/3281224_huge.jpg
Bushhog 105 http://www.machinefinder.se/images/machines/76/2155776/3281224_huge.jpg
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jack707
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HD or not it does not have any problems with 2"sapling -thanks a lot for the info.
