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Re: brush hogging saplings
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Posted by Robert hudson on November 03, 2000 at 13:14:09 from (208.249.71.150):
In Reply to: brush hogging saplings posted by Dale (MI) on November 02, 2000 at 19:25:26:
I find that hogging like this is as rough on the driver as the equipment. wear the safety stuff. look the land over before hogging. there might be old metal equipment hidding in there or even worse, old fence wire or cable. I once got a flat tire from running over a deer antler (5point) You can bust up good equipment in land you don't know. I agree on the tire repair agreement.
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