Johno Geo
Silver Member
My first review of the NH-4060, EHSS, R-4, 270TL FEL... Woods Brush Bull.....
After 18hrs......
Totally pleased with this machine! The EHSS is actually easier to operate than a hydro once get used to it. ... The "Inching Pedal" is not a clutch, in the conventional sense. ( we manual trans drivers were always taught not to feather the clutch, or we burn the disc).
The inching pedal is teriffic, once you get used to it.
The power is great and yes, you run out of traction before power.
The Woods Brush Bull will shread anything you can push over with out a wimper. It reduces brush up to 3" to mulch!
The Q/A bucket is agreat accessory and easy to use.
The easy attach 3 pt comes in handy when attaching heavy acessories with out another body.
The engine shuts down, if you lift your butt off the seat, while engaged...I understand why, but a bit of an inconvenience...
Fuel consumption seems to be about a gallon/hr, running at 540PTO RPM, with load.
I couldn't ask for a better machine...
After 18hrs......
Totally pleased with this machine! The EHSS is actually easier to operate than a hydro once get used to it. ... The "Inching Pedal" is not a clutch, in the conventional sense. ( we manual trans drivers were always taught not to feather the clutch, or we burn the disc).
The inching pedal is teriffic, once you get used to it.
The power is great and yes, you run out of traction before power.
The Woods Brush Bull will shread anything you can push over with out a wimper. It reduces brush up to 3" to mulch!
The Q/A bucket is agreat accessory and easy to use.
The easy attach 3 pt comes in handy when attaching heavy acessories with out another body.
The engine shuts down, if you lift your butt off the seat, while engaged...I understand why, but a bit of an inconvenience...
Fuel consumption seems to be about a gallon/hr, running at 540PTO RPM, with load.
I couldn't ask for a better machine...
