Thanks for the advice, fellas. I don't care about having it look finished and I don't care about cutting all of it.
I know grandpa usually does his bush-hogging, what, a couple of times in the spring and once in the fall.
Mainly I want to keep the "trails" around the perimeter of the property open and then just cut certain sections at staggered times. I agree, a 6' hog on 20 acres will put calasus on your butt!
And, I think I'm wrong. The guy had it listed as "hydraulic lift" and I assumed it was a 3 pt. hitch. So, even though it's a really nice looking tractor, I'd rather buy one with a 3pt already on it. It seems like I remember 3pts for the M were about $900 or so.
I think I'm gonna try to find one and give it a shot....
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