Rotary Cutter Perfecting a new Rotary Cutter

[zzvyb6]

My last truck took a set of bricks and logs into it and the pup chewed a seat belt off at before it turned 50 miles. I did the bricks just to get it over with. The dog doesn't like Scotchgard.

Instead of feeling bad, it actually relieved both our minds.

 

[xlr82v2]

Oh my...


Bill6, you need help... you just ain't right.

 

[Farmwithjunk]

Not so outlandish Here's how I clean my Bush Hog cutter.

After 2 years of hard use, I pressure washed it and stuck it in the shed for the winter.

Uh...no wax.

 

[WayneB]

I do feel sorry for you wife!

Look you need to find something to do with your spare time ....................use the hog and clean it put it away.

That doesn't mean wash, wash, wash, wax and put it away in a heated garage.

Hope you are cutting flat leavel ground.

Wayne

 

[bill6]

..Nice job, Farm W Junk......but before storing it you should also touch up any paint scratches that might rust, and then wax the whole thing.

Anyway, with a clean & waxed tractor, it sure makes the whole package look nice when the implements are clean also. A clean tractor is a happy tractor!

 

[Farmwithjunk]

..Nice job, Farm W Junk......but before storing it you should also touch up any paint scratches that might rust, and then wax the whole thing.

Anyway, with a clean & waxed tractor, it sure makes the whole package look nice when the implements are clean also. A clean tractor is a happy tractor!

WAX? On the Bush Hog? Uh...sure. The tractor stays clean, but the closest to bush hog gets to a rubdown is wearing the paint off of it while mowing.

 

[IslandTractor]

Anyway, with a clean & waxed tractor, it sure makes the whole package look nice when the implements are clean also. A clean tractor is a happy tractor!

One advantage of Bill's system is that he can stop in the middle of the day, raise the 3PT a bit, pull up a chair and eat lunch off the back of his cutter.

Of course he probably puts down a fine linen tablecloth first (which could explain part of the reason he is not allowed back in the house these days).

I imagine the bucket is just as clean which is a really good thing as that is where he sleeps.

 

[Texas Dodge]

One advantage of Bill's system is that he can stop in the middle of the day, raise the 3PT a bit, pull up a chair and eat lunch off the back of his cutter.

Of course he probably puts down a fine linen tablecloth first (which could explain part of the reason he is not allowed back in the house these days).

I imagine the bucket is just as clean which is a really good thing as that is where he sleeps.

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA

 

[woodlandfarms]

My wife is from Kennewick. It must be all that radiation in the water.. Crazy as all get out those people...

Problem with all of this is there are no pictures.... Shame on you

Carl

 

[patrick_g]

I wonder the number, sizes, and capacities of his autoclaves. You know the ones he sterilizes his tools in prior to touching implements. Then there are the antibiotic additives to the fuel, the pump up sprayer of disinfectant to pre-clean the seat and steering wheel prior to touching it in case all the layers of surgical gloves fail at the same time.

I especially admire the huge array of industrial sized air wicks to kill all those pesky offensive lingering odors so prevalent in the rural venue.

Pat