How much tractor do you need?

[MutzFarm]

Here's my 40HP tractor with a 6' cutter going through some brush. I've cut thicker with it since, it's pretty amazing what they're really capable of.

Land clearing with a brush hog - YouTube

Sounded quiet, but I guess my video did also.

 

[MutzFarm]

I'm completely convinced I need way more than I'll ever own.

Im in TEXAS where everything is bigger and a am a full red blooded TEXAN that will always believe more power and bigger is always better!

 

[MutzFarm]

I never saw anything like this before. I hope the link works.

Texas Brush - YouTube

Its as if he is bulldozing thru the brush with the tractor and that aerator looking job he is dragging is just heavy enough to cut through the majority of that brush.

 

[MutzFarm]

I like these things.

I had two of them clean my way overgrown five acres up in two days flat.

Those are nice, but I would only have one if it was a closed cab. Could you imagine a open cab doing that?

 

[EdwardB]

Here's my 40HP tractor with a 6' cutter going through some brush. I've cut thicker with it since, it's pretty amazing what they're really capable of. Land clearing with a brush hog - YouTube

impressive. What kind of mower?

 

[MutzFarm]

Randy Quaid lawn mower scene - YouTube

I've always wanted this thing! I ever hit it rich, I'll have it lol.

NICE!!!

 

[STx]

impressive. What kind of mower?

It's an old Rhino TW72. I gave $1,000 for it, put about $300 into repairs and have abused the heck out of it. It's got some rust coming through the deck that I need to repair but, it's taken everything I've thrown at it and kept on trucking.

 

[oldpilgrim]

Here's my 40HP tractor with a 6' cutter going through some brush. I've cut thicker with it since, it's pretty amazing what they're really capable of.

Land clearing with a brush hog - YouTube

doesn't that tear up the bottom of the tractor, hoses and such?

 

[STx]

doesn't that tear up the bottom of the tractor, hoses and such?

I haven't had any issues with that, it's all protected pretty well underneath, sort of like NH thought a tractor might get used in rough terrain and brush . Mashing it down with the FEL first helps some also.

I usually back into really heavy stuff now. I've done more damage backing in than just driving over it though. Bent a stabilizer bar, killed some tail wheels, etc.

 

[dickfoster]

Those are nice, but I would only have one if it was a closed cab. Could you imagine a open cab doing that?

Nope. In fact when they started on my place it was dry so they had to stop for a few days until some rain fell and settled got the dust down. The cab seals in one of the track loaders, the older one, weren't so great and the operator could hardly breath. The owner said the county would give him a dust ticket if he'd kept it up. It was either wait for some rain or use water trucks and haul a lot of water in and that of course adds to cost.