glennmac
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More floatation in muck. Better on lawns if you swap in lawn deck.
DR Field & Brush Mower
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Rowski
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- North Central Vermont, Jay Peak Area
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- 2004 New Holland TN70DA with 32LC loader, 2000 New Holland 2120 with Curtis cab, 7309 loader
I guess!?!?
I could see if you had the lawn mower attachment. I just use mine to cut grass/brush to keep the sapling form comming back.
Derek
I could see if you had the lawn mower attachment. I just use mine to cut grass/brush to keep the sapling form comming back.
Derek
TWINKLE_TOES
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Derek,
<font color=blue>"The last thing I would look at in a machine of this sort is the tires.</font color=blue>
The narrow bicycle type tires on my DR is the major shortcomming of my machine. They bury themselves in wet ground and spin on small diameter brush. I suspect this is the reason later models came out with the wider tires.
Al
<font color=blue>"The last thing I would look at in a machine of this sort is the tires.</font color=blue>
The narrow bicycle type tires on my DR is the major shortcomming of my machine. They bury themselves in wet ground and spin on small diameter brush. I suspect this is the reason later models came out with the wider tires.
Al
Rowski
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- 2004 New Holland TN70DA with 32LC loader, 2000 New Holland 2120 with Curtis cab, 7309 loader
I guess I should have said the wider atv type on the DR or the ag type on the BG. I would think that a skinny bicycle type would not work well at all as you mention. I run the ag tires on the BG very soft. It's very, very rare that I will have traction troubles. I've had my BG in some pretty soupy mud before and was just amazed. As somebody said before, "Boys and their toys!"
Derek
Derek
I looked at Billy Goat website and got a list of dealers in the Dallas area. I gave one of them a call. He has the 8 HP machine for $1595. He doesn't carry the bigger model and only sells 3 or 4 of these a year. Not much call for bruch cutters in the big city I guess.
There was another similar machine I found on the internet, but I forgot who the manufacturer was.
If I ordered a DR today I couldn't get it for a month or so, so I might blow it off and wait for the fall sale. Meanwhile that big stuff I can't get to is sticking its tongue out at me.
Alan L., TX
There was another similar machine I found on the internet, but I forgot who the manufacturer was.
If I ordered a DR today I couldn't get it for a month or so, so I might blow it off and wait for the fall sale. Meanwhile that big stuff I can't get to is sticking its tongue out at me.
Alan L., TX