Bush Hog Use on (2-4") trees How do you do it?

[Gatorboy]

Re: Bush Hog Use on (2-4\") trees How do you do it?

Your 3" is only 2" on my screen. /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif

 

[icat]

Re: Bush Hog Use on (2-4\") trees How do you do it?

Mine shows as 2 and a quarter! /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif

 

[AndyMA]

Re: Bush Hog Use on (2-4\") trees How do you do it?

Glad I finally got you guys going. I actually posted this as a reality chack. I suspected much of what was being cut might not be in the 3-4" range. I have no problem going over a 3 inch pine, but an oak or maple is another story. As I said I've run over plenty of stuff with my bushhogs and I'm not much in the mood to hit a 4" tree with my bucket either. The backhoe does work pretty well on these those.. See another reason to get a backhoe, my favorite tool... I've also found out something else on my farm.. It seems that almost every large anything growing in my pastures is right at the edge of a rock. Must be the seeds catch there in the wind. Along with the cow/horse manure to make it grow fast

Andy

 

[bebster]

Re: Bush Hog Use on (2-4\") trees How do you do it?

Frustrating for sure. The problem is what you create on your PC and then display is really pixels. Not all monitors have the same number of pixels per inch. So that's the reason why you can't trust an image on one monitor to end up the same size as another unless they're the same model.