Like John Deere, and am looking at either a 350 or 450 dozer to use in cleaning up a piece of property I am foreclosing
on.
The lot has about 18a. of over grown wooded area that was logged about 3 years ago, and the logging company did the
usual "cut, top and leave the lot rutted and trashed" type oh harvesting.The other 10 a. is overgrown with an abundance
of Pin Oak, Maple, and Wild Rose. No trees in this section are more than 6" dia. at 2' off the ground.
Just to clean up, and still be nimble enough to maneuver in groups of mature trees that are still standing (all they
wanted to cut was Oak) does anyone have any advise on size, and blade vs bucket?
I did operate a JD 550 & 750 while working in the NE Ohio gas drilling of the mid to late 70s, and also grew up on JD
equipment
on.
The lot has about 18a. of over grown wooded area that was logged about 3 years ago, and the logging company did the
usual "cut, top and leave the lot rutted and trashed" type oh harvesting.The other 10 a. is overgrown with an abundance
of Pin Oak, Maple, and Wild Rose. No trees in this section are more than 6" dia. at 2' off the ground.
Just to clean up, and still be nimble enough to maneuver in groups of mature trees that are still standing (all they
wanted to cut was Oak) does anyone have any advise on size, and blade vs bucket?
I did operate a JD 550 & 750 while working in the NE Ohio gas drilling of the mid to late 70s, and also grew up on JD
equipment