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Re: How to bushhog a field?
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Posted by Adam B. on August 27, 2003 at 16:51:25 from (207.221.81.100):
In Reply to: How to bushhog a field? posted by Mark on August 26, 2003 at 11:45:24:
The only ones I've run have been either 15' or 20' models. Those of course have fold-up wings and three knife pans with two blades each. The wing pans are positioned behind the center one, so they can overlap the what the center blades cut a little bit. What I've found is that this arrangement can leave streaks when mowing on a curve, because there's a gap that isn't overlapped when the mower is making an arc. For that reason, we typically make three or four rounds, then either set up lands and cut, or just start on one side and turn right around at the end of the row to mow a strip next to the one we just cut. If you're talking about using a smaller, single pan chopper, then don't mind me.
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