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20hp sickle bar hedge clipper
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Posted by Wardner on June 25, 2007 at 15:59:32 from (4.154.245.33):
I've been responsible for clipping this hedge for half my life. I prevailed upon my brother to take over. After five years of him doing nothing, I had to take charge. The hedge plants are Common Buckthorn. Yes, there are plenty of thorns. Based on old photos, we think the hedge is 125-150 years old. It's a big job. It is 200 ft long with a finish height of 10ft and width of 8ft. A one day job now takes about thirty minutes. The cutter is a IH 130 balanced head mower. It will cut at any angle. It has no problem with 1" branches. The come-a-long keeps the bar flat while horizontal. 
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