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LWD 06-20-2012 01:01:31 67.142.177.27 Report to Moderator	How big of a mower can I use on my jubilee? thanks [Reply]   [No Email]
greg treeboy koontz 06-20-2012 17:44:58 209.43.10.249 Report to Moderator	Re: Bush hog in reply to LWD, 06-20-2012 01:01:31   remember, no bush hogs in 1954,, i think, orc & 5 foot, & it still is hard on mine. keep front of hog a little lower than the rear or you cut the material twice & use more HP, keep blades balanced & somewhat sharp   [Reply]  [No Email]
rossow (mn) 06-20-2012 12:03:41 134.29.14.172 Report to Moderator	Re: Bush hog in reply to LWD, 06-20-2012 01:01:31   I have a five-footer behind one of my 8Ns. It's a fairly inexpensive Tractor Supply brand but is still heavy enough to almost lift the front end if I let out the clutch a bit too quickly in second gear. A six-footer might be pushing the limit.   [Reply]  [No Email]
soundguy 06-20-2012 05:07:49 173.107.208.18 Report to Moderator	Re: Bush hog in reply to LWD, 06-20-2012 01:01:31   she would likely tote and spin up a light duty 6' kutter, but 5 may be just plain better. I've used a borrowed 6' on mine before as well as 5' both were light / light duty king kutter.. the 6' was a tad heavy, but worked.. stick to a 5 and there will be no issues..   [Reply]  [No Email]
Dell (WA) 06-20-2012 01:58:43 71.217.30.27 Report to Moderator	Re: Bush hog in reply to LWD, 06-20-2012 01:01:31   LWD........we recommend a cat-1 5-ft brushhog and an ORC (over running coupler) ........Dell, the ORC safety preacher   [Reply]  [No Email]