Posted by Andrew Z on April 17, 2008 at 09:17:24 from (137.99.117.90):
I did some work for a gentleman for the past month on his M and he has no money to pay me so he wants me to take his brush hog as payment. Its a King Kutter 6' pull type about 15 - 20 years old or so over all in nice shape with over ridding clutch. I told the guy that i would take it, but was wondering if i could run it with my H or mayybe my Super C for light grass and brush. I have a Super H, and have to STILL pick up my SMD, but was thinking of fuel use here and would like to use the H as that would be most efficant and best to use. and i was thinking that i would use the Super H and Super MD when i had to do some heavy duty brush hoging. Are they any good to use to hog with never used my antiques to brushhog soo any input is much appreactated !
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