Thanks for sharing Jesse, I was just looking at some tough stuff that is too far gone for std. string but not large enough for a brush hog.
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Anyone using the “saws blade type” of cutting heads on their weed eaters… be sure to wear a proper face shield. Debris can and will fly off of them with more force than a regular string trimmer head. I got a helicopter ride and have a piece of steel in my neck to prove it.
They are great tools but are easily taken for granted because they don’t seem like they can hurt you too bad.
They are great tools but are easily taken for granted because they don’t seem like they can hurt you too bad.
I would recommend safety toed boots also. I had on my Keens and after seeing how well it worked and knowing how hectic trimming brush can get, my toes were a little fearful. It would rip through lesser footwear and lay you open in short order.
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It's a pretty good one. Remind me sometime... lolSounds like a good campfire story...
Suck Factor = 1,000X!
This little chore will make a man of ya. Makes the beer taste good too. The new blade as officially won me over. Very impressed.
This little chore will make a man of ya. Makes the beer taste good too. The new blade as officially won me over. Very impressed.
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I got to use one of those walk behind brush hogs …. Ima gonna own one of them suckers.. badass power and taking down trees …
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I’d say”what saplings?” Freaking hammered them and didn’t skip a beat
Update please. Finally out of string and looking for something a little less agrivating. This chore sucks enough by itself.
Taking a break and putting it on right now. It beats the pants off string and poly blades. It'll do some serious damage to wood posts, etc, so it ain't for "edging", but it lays waste to brush.
After blowing a tire on the boat trailer back in June I decided that was the last time I use a 4-way or tire iron. Went out and bought a battery powered impact. Since then I have changed out all 4 tires on the boat trailer (bought new tires all around). I also changed another tire on someone else’s boat trailer. I will never go without one in the truck. I was worried about Murphy’s law and the battery being dead when I really needed it. So far it hasn’t been an issue. Not to mention it came with a regular home charger and a 12 volt cigarette charger. Worse case scenario I will plug it into the truck and wait a few minutes. Much better than the alternative! 
Dad has a 23hp Kubota with a 60" belly mower on it that's 8" at the highest setting. He always tells me "Remember, it's not a brushhog." Well, sometimes ya gotta do what ya gotta do and my Cub Cadet has done some brush cutting in it's day! And now you understand why I break a lot of shit!
I've had to do the same with my zero turn on the plots outback. Time just slips away sometimes and you gotta do what you gotta do.Dad has a 23hp Kubota with a 60" belly mower on it that's 8" at the highest setting. He always tells me "Remember, it's not a brushhog." Well, sometimes ya gotta do what ya gotta do and my Cub Cadet has done some brush cutting in it's day! And now you understand why I break a lot of shit!
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I'm in the same boat, Jesse. High Voltage acres causing undo wear on my Cub Cadet. I've mowed some serious shit with this machine. My mower does not know it's not a brush hog. 23 hp. Kohler Command handles it fine. bearings not so much, lol. I just cannot justify a bigger tractor for what I do with it over there.Dad has a 23hp Kubota with a 60" belly mower on it that's 8" at the highest setting. He always tells me "Remember, it's not a brushhog." Well, sometimes ya gotta do what ya gotta do and my Cub Cadet has done some brush cutting in it's day! And now you understand why I break a lot of shit!