Is this stick too big for the brush hog to eat...lol

Brush hogging 4ft tall grass...tractor reared up, but it was too late, it rolled over. At least it went gently and did not bust the oilpan. Backing up just buried the steels. Had to break out the chainsaw to get it undone. Luckily it only cost me a muffler. Figured ya needed a laugh it is almost the weekend.

drew

I didn't run over it though, as it stayed on the front end weight.

Eddie S.

I don't ever drive it on cement or asphalt, everything is either sand or dense woods. After ruining a new set of rear tires after only a 6 months of use...I had to find another solution.

The wheels and centers add 400lbs per side...just don't be around when changing them and they start to fall.

Is all of the above worth it...YES
Once I get everything cleared like we want I will probably go back to the tires. They leave some rough tracks for running a push lawn mower over.

Once this year the baler had two flat tires in two days. Of course, both tires were rather old (but not as old as the spare that got the baler back).

It wouldn't work though, because the second flat was on SR2037, and the baler also had to go on paved roads to get to the site of the first flat, as it was coming back from that hay field when the second tire deflated.