Posted by donjr on January 21, 2012 at 17:53:36 from (72.85.57.39):
In Reply to: Land clearing ? posted by G.Fields on January 21, 2012 at 17:27:23:
When I bought my place, a good deal of it was over run by rose, blackberry, black locust and other junk. I bought a John Deere 709 rotary on rubber. It cost me a tire or two, but that rotary would eat just about anything smaller than 4" down to ground level. It would eat old fence posts and spit them out. There were times I wish it was a three point, but it was one tough mower. A lot of our pasture was cleared by it, and a lot of hedgerows also fell victim to it. You might want to try a good heavy duty mower on a lot of you problem. It will shatter the roots and crowns of most junk plants well enough that they will rot in just a few years.
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