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Re: How to decide what size brushhog to buy?
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Posted by Fred Martin on July 25, 2006 at 15:26:50 from (69.218.163.41):
In Reply to: How to decide what size brushhog to buy? posted by Bill A on July 25, 2006 at 09:04:05:
I used to run a 6" rotary cutter on a 9N Ford and I had to keep the blades sharp, sometimes everyday as I was mowing whole farms for a realty company. The 9N had a good strong engine and would lift the mower but it was heavy at around 700 lbs. Only once did I have to set the mower up high to open up a field...and then if the tractor started pulling down, I would just move over away from the cut. You have to hang it on chains to lift it up for the first cut. Fred OH
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