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Can someone please advise me whether information technology's reasonable to effort to maintain a lawn with a 60" brush grunter mounted in a B7800? I am replacing my JD120 with a B7800 to maintain my 5 acre holding and I'm kind of curt on cash to purchase the Kubota 60" MMM for the quoted toll of $2250. (That's what my unabridged JD120 cost when new). I don't want to purchase a designated mower just for the backyard, so I'1000 thinking of trying to mow my ~ 1.five acre lawn with the castor pig. Has anyone tried doing that? Is it too much of a hastle or tin can it piece of work? Thanks for your help! ____________________________________________________________________________________ Information technology can be done, just and then annihilation tin can be washed, how well is another story. It comes down to what you Take & what you lot Want. Practice you HAVE a fairly apartment, open up lawn, or is it lumpy, bumpy and covered with copse and other obstacles, and surrounded by fences. Bush hogs are not the all-time in anything but open spaces. Then, what practise yous WANT to end upwardly with? You won't get a 'golf course' look with a bush hog, and don't plan on cutting the grass down to less than almost 3" nether annihilation but platonic conditions. If you can alive with those restricitions yous should be Ok. Best of luck. .... If you are field mowing and trying to continue the brush down then the Bush-league Hog is the fashion to go and what it was designed for. You will scalp areas occasionally and dig the skids in. Why not buy a 3pt finish mower? You lot tin can cut some high grass and small castor and the cost is 1/ii that of the abdomen mower. .... The backyard is flat, but it is surrounded by fencing and has a few trees and shrubs on it. I don't care much for golf-course looks, but I also don't want to scalp or dig into the backyard. I too suspect that the rear wheel on the brush hug volition requite me lots of truble if I endeavour mowing by backing into tight spots. Seems like the brush pig is not the affair for the lawn. Can you lot enlighten me as to (1) why does the 3-pt terminate mower price half of the MMM? (2) and how expert is it in the crude? I need a castor hug capacity because I take a skillful patch of land that has a lot of water in the spring and, by the time I tin can get the tractor into that spot in May, the grass is 5 pes high, so it's not a good spot to mow with a mid-mount. Would a iii-point finish mower be able to handle tall grass? Cheers both for the comments - it helps a lot to know what I'k getting into before I spend the money on the wrong attachment (I wish I could get them all, but...) .... I take a Woods RD6000 RFM with rear discharge. I utilize it for my i acre rural "lawn", simply also utilize information technology to cut my four acre pasture twice a year to reduce burn down danger. The RFM is keen for the backyard, but leaves a lot of stubble in the pasture when the grass is over a foot high. A second laissez passer gets almost everything though. If y'all are primarily mowing pasture, get a brush squealer. Primarily lawn, and so an RFM. Sometimes I wish I had both. .... I ever advise people to buy the all-time product for doing whatever is going to be the bulk of the work intended for it. If yous are going to do 75% finished grass, and 25% rough stuff, go a cease mower. There will always be a compromise, the smaller the compromise is the better. In fact some people find it is improve to non compromise at all. I have a neighbour who had much the aforementioned situtation equally you, more often than not lawn mowing, but a couple times a year had a small pasture to cutting. They ended up spending half of what a tractor would take price, got a dedicated grass cutter, and then just pay another neighbor a few bucks to go over the pasture a couple times a year. Nutrient for thought. Best of luck. .... 1)With the rear discharge you tin knock downward small-scale areas of high grass as stated. I accept had both and the rear discharge does not pug up like the side belch. Every bit stated you lot need to go over the grass a couple of times to get it into smaller pieces merely it can be done. Tractorpoint Parts Last week I fixed a finish mower I hadn't used in 10 years. I've been using a "bush hog" in information technology's identify. When I mowed with the finish mower, I was amazed at the job it did. Information technology g and pasture looked and then much better than it did when I mowed it with the rotory mower. I don't remember I could mow the whole pastre with it, but what I did looked peachy. I'll never be without a finish mower again. I call up you should buy that first and get a rotory mower afterwards. My .02. .... This makes a lot of sense. I'll most likely become with Wood RD6000 RFM with rear discharge as suggested. It should also be less expensive than the Kubota equivalent. I also agree that it's a adept idea to buy the RFM get-go and come across how good a task it does in the crude, and if it'southward not upto par, and so go for the brush grunter side by side yr. But if two passes with RFM exercise the task, than that's all I'll ever need for mowing. As far as paying someone to mow the pasture, I had considered it, but in NJ information technology would cost me betwixt $500 and a grand each time I wanted to do information technology and that just doesn't concord with my wallet. I also thought of getting a designated lawn mower, simply a decent one will run just under two grand and I'd still demand to spend money on a bigger tractor to have intendance of the rest of the property. That's what I honey about B7800; it'due south calorie-free enough to mow the backyard and strong enough for heavy duty farm work. Thank you again for all your input, I really appreciate the advice; I hadn't a clue of the virtues of the RFM prior to this discussion. I wish there was a skillful resourse as to which tractor attachments are good for which applications to educate people who haven't exactly grown up on a farm. .... equus caballus farmer, kthompson, Unless I am having a full mental lapse, when you hear guage in metal, wire or shotguns the lower the number the bigger it is. When you hear a number such as .250 the larger it is the thicker it is. Now, if memory is correct a 410 shotgun is a caliber and non a guage. Just back to metal, you lot should find a site on the web that translates metal guages to inch thickness. .... My error; I only don't know what I'm talking about and it shows. Cheers for the clarification. I would guess then, that the "Bush Hog" RFM is pricier than the Wood model. .... Non knowing? To me this is why such equally this site is busy. In that location is a lot we none know. Thompson is right the Bush-league Sus scrofa is thicker metal. Typical roofing is 26 or 23 guess. horse farmer, I'chiliad jotting downward all these suggestions. One thing is - how tin can you really tell how good the mower spindles are? How do you gauge the spindle bearings (unless you have the specs for this model, in which case what are the numbers I'd be looking for?) .... If it is a used mower, my only suggstions is to catch the end of each blade and endeavour moving it up and down. You lot may find it worth while to take chugalug off and see how smoothly each turns including the grearbox. Thanks! My all-time bet would probably be to look at the RFM separately from the tractor; this mode I'll secure the best bargain. Now, if Kubota fabricated rear discharge rear mountain mowers, then I'd just go with that, but their models are all side discharge, then I'll have to visit a agglomeration of dealers and look at their stocks. Had I not had the list of things to look out for, I'd never consider buying a used zipper, merely now I experience I have more than or less of a grip on what makes a expert RFM and then thanks a bunch! .... What I await at is the size and quality of the bearings. If the dealer has information technology lifted then you can cheque the play in the blades. I remove the covers and look at the tops of the spindles and the bearing on the idlers etc. for the belt. I establish some units where about 1/2 the diameter than the 60 inch I bought. I also checked 4 dealers and about a dozen brands. At the time the exchange on the Canadian dollar was good so I got my 60" Buhler for nearly $chiliad, better than the cheap brands like King Cutter. .... Horse Man, kthompson, Come to think of it, another benefit of going through this practise in picking out a mower is, you actually go to know what the dealer is all about - if he lets you play with the mower, can show you the spare parts and stuff, and then this guy is going to take his time helping you when a problem may come upwardly with the tractor. And then it's definitely the thing to exercise. P.S. I similar the Horse Man maniker; I should have picked that for the user name; except, I actually "got married into" horses. My job is express to keeping their environs rubber and comfy.. I got on i of them horses once and information technology was just for the grace of the Omnipotent that I'm still around... .... Equus caballus farmer, I fully agree with you on your thoughts on the dealership. I have made expert friends with those I deal with. Actually trust their advice. Understand yous have horses, what dandy finishing mower you have. I have a neighbor that has her total yard fenced. Estimate where her horses graze. They besides come with an machine fertlizer system. No money spent on mower, gas or repairs. Likewise cuts downwardly on pasture needs. Now you will tell me you are similar my nephew who raises horses, I exercise not graze them. .... Tractorpoint Parts Well, I accept an odd situation. Nosotros used to continue our horses on our trivial farm, but so we had a little one (of a human being kind) and, both of united states of america working far from home, we had to lath the horses out - information technology just became as well much to handle. In a while we'll bring the horses back, only for now I gotta keep the pastures and the paddock from being overtaken by weeds and trees. Now, when we had the horses on the property, I still had to mow the pastures because them horses are way too picky about what they eat. They'll eat the grass and leave huge 6 foot alpine weeds all over, so by the end of the season, if I hadn't mowed, that pasture would await like a disaster. And so, you don't want to overgrase a pasture, and you gotta seed it every at present and so and things like that. So, as I found out, there's a lot more to pasture management than letting the horses loose on information technology. .... If you're not too far due north into the hills in Joizey yous could always put a beef moo-cow or two out at that place. At least that style you'd become a return on your investment. Best of luck. .... I accept idea nigh a cow or two in the pasture with the horses to continue the weeds downwardly, simply they are more likely to try the contend. Also the horses may not be as well keen on the visitor. The neighbors sheltland pony got loose one day and my married woman idea she would be nice and put it in the pasture until they got home. My Walkers decided to head for the hills, one jumped the contend and the others took the fence down and broke out the back. A neighbor keeps some cows. One of them was named Oreo because it's front and dorsum was black with a white heart. Oreo liked to breach the argue and come over to our place. For some reason she was fascinated past our front door. I often opened the front door and was confronted by Oreo starting back at me. Ane twenty-four hour period as we drove down the road the mobile butcher was at their house, and poor Oreo was hanging past a hook. They thanked u.s.a. for our patience with a few packages of beef. A nice manner to come across the neighbors. .... I hate to admit information technology, just, unlike just almost everyone on this board, if I had put a cow in my pasture, it would stay in that location for life. I think the biggest thing that I could ever have slaughtered would be a chicken. And so instead of two useless animals occupying the back chiliad (those would exist the horses) I'd have 3. As far as breaching fences, my warmblood used to do plenty of that. She takes them two-by-sixes of the posts like toothpicks. After we got this mare, we were advised that a large shire can take down pretty much any debate that doesn't have a wire. Well, I approximate nosotros should accept idea of that earlier we got her. .... Fences and animals are amazing. We employ to have about 16 to 20 acre pasture that was fence with mutual animal wire. (hogs, cows, mules and horses) Never a trouble until we got some goats. They got to where they were always getting out and we gave them away to the person who own the field they would become to. And then what happened. Those goats left his pasture jumped back into our pasture. And then it may exist you need to put your jumping animate being out the pasture and make information technology think information technology is its idea to exist in there. Don't go me started on milk they sell at the store; some numbskull decided that all milk sold in the US must be pasteurized and homogenized and now we end up drinking something that resembling diluted latex paint. If they fabricated it a selection for the folks to beverage pasteurized and homogenized milk, that would be fine, but now you lot tin can't even find a farm (and nosotros alive close to the dairy country in PA) that would be willing to sell you the milk earlier they pasteurize it, because they'll arrive problem if they do that. .... Ah, airheaded trivial sport horses, I run into, LOL. We have Belgians, yous could put them in field with no fences at all, as long every bit they didn't run out of feed or water they would stay put indefinitely. Like horses though, certain breeds of cattle are tougher on fences than others. Likewise, a single strand of electric debate almost your chest hieght seems to keep the fences standing better. Best of luck. .... Murf, I take seen the goats and sheep in small single wire electric fence enclosures that you lot move around the field here. Femuse "the flim-flam is to build a very minor enclosure with multiple wires that does not have room to stick their heads out" ----- that sounds like information technology'd work quick; another trick is to put a bail of hay only outside the fence with the wire; the horse will really desire to get to that hay and get a "lesson" and next time, when he sees green grass outside of his paddock, he won't even try to reach it knowing he'll go zapped. Just nearly everyone I know uses electric wire for the horses, otherwise be prepared to do repair work on the fence, but it depends on the horse besides, some but stand up around minding their own business concern. As a rule, if the field has plenty of grass, your fences will be safe. This is pretty much of topic anymore, but to answer your question, the horse that busts my fencing is actually the most docile mare I've known (which is pretty much the case with shires, clydesdales, belgians and their elk). It was on a thoroughbred that I went into a canter non knowing how to walk or trot and managed to survive the experience only because the horse was kind enough to stop before I'd autumn off like a sack of potatoes. .... Femuse, I seen that type before. Watchting them sit down in public can exist funny and scary. .... Dec. eight, 2005 Thanks 091955, My BH 287 has dual rear wheels and if I am conscientious and mow often I can go a nice cut in the field, although it is rough in spots. .... I use my Bush-league Sus scrofa lx for both pasture and backyard mowing at present with quite adequate results. My tractor dealer sells "grass blades" for the Bush Squealer. They might even exist manufactured past Bush-league Grunter. The blades are fabricated with a little twist, much like a stop bract, which sucks up the grass to be cut much better than the standard Bush Hog blade that came with the mower. The price is pretty good equally well. $30.00 for both blades. These "grass blades" are however heavy duty. I don't change them when I have to cutting pocket-sized castor. No problems. ....
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2)Three point systems are cheaper for a couple of reasons I think. a) They are a little cheaper to build. They connexion to the PTO is a trivial simpler and can utilize standard PTO parts and the carrage is a little simpler.
b) They are not tractor specific and therefore there is more contest. A typical MMM will be supplied by the dealer for the tractor but. You will not easily exist able to find another supplier. The zipper may be made by some other manufacturer, Rhino, BushHog, Bulher etc, and be essentually the aforementioned mower as the 3 PT but every bit in that location are few applications, a custom build for the manufacturer, the cost doubles. ....
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I retrieve you accept found the spot to inquire on attachmets as yous accept on bush pig. They have given me adept advice earlier.
I realize the proper name game but every bit the possessor of a "Bush Hog" RFM and Nix Plough, all bush hogs are not the same. I recollect information technology is prophylactic to say all in this thread are using that term for a rough cut rotary mower. The clarification tells y'all what the cutter is made for.
A thought not expressed here is to look for used RFM and crude cut rotary mower (bush pig). You lot need to be conscientious as to bearings and gearbox existence skilful but they tin can be found. They are also piece of cake loads to booty.
A big word of be careful when there, but ebay might be a good source for such used. ....
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I think looking at used RFM, particularly from a reputable dealer, would exist the first thing for me to do. People trade in their attachments all the time and I see no reason why I couldn't get an RFM in skillful shape at a practiced discount because it's a used one. I looked up "Bush-league Hog" RFM that you mentioned and noticed that it'due south constructed of a seven guess steel, just weighs ~ 40lb more than a similar Wood model built from viii gauge steel. I wonder why. I guess it probably has more than trinkets attached to it. ....
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As to pricing, I have no idea how the Bushhog brands compares to the Woods. A lot will depended on the local dealers. If you are buying new be sure you compare the tip speed of the RFM. Exist certain to do then for each model you are considering. It will vary with dissimilar models of same brand.
I would want greasable spindles and exist sure to use high temp grease there and then grease often. My Bushhog dealer has told me that is his biggest trouble with commercial users, they practise not desire to fully grease them. Too seldom and too little is what virtually practise.
If you consider a used mower exist sure you await for major bends and rust. If possible endeavour information technology first.
A couple of other points, on my small Kubota with the RFM there is a lot of noise as I am sitting so close to information technology. I always wear hearing protection. The other point is you will demand to run the 540 PTO speed on either of the RFM or rotary mower to have information technology cut properly. The ground speed is controlled by grear, not engine speed here. Engine speed is for the cutter's need. Many people wonder why they can push it over and non cutting it. Ratio of basis speed to blade speed is often incorrect there. ....
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I would non get too stuck on the proper noun game with mowers or you lot will exist spending more than than necessary. I had a Land Pride which is a adept side discharge. The week point was the bicycle mounts which was address in the newer versions. I bought a Bulher rear discharge which I am happy with and the cut is proficient.
Points to look at:
one) Mowing Deck - how is the deck made. I like the heavier gauge. I like the deck to be pressed out to reduce the areas for grass clipping retentions, reduce welds which tend to rust and provide greater strength. I like the lip at the bottom to increment the edge strength only non the abrupt edge. I have cut my ankles trying to grease the thing. The Bulher has one/two rod on welded effectually the edge.
2) Gear box - what HP is information technology rated for? Is it quality.
3) Mower spindles - how heavy and what quality are the bearings.
4)wheel mounts - how sturdy is the construction. How piece of cake tin it be damaged. How easy is information technology to grease the spindles? How easy is it to accommodate the height?
5) Wheels - I have had both the solid and the pneumatic. The pneumatic tend to rail improve in my experience. The solid will last longer but the cost to replace is 2-10x the pneumatic as the whole thing must be replaced. ....
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A signal on either rear mower, be sure the PTO shaft will not push against your tractor, possbily damaging your tractor. This is somehting that tin happen if you disconnet your third arm or accept a cutter with the the chain type mounts that permit the cutter to tilt upward greatly. Y'all will sooner of later on discover a sharp slope you lot support on and in that location can exist impairment.
As to brand names, I was not stuck on brand name when I bought my Bush hog brand cutters (either). Found both at very competitive prices. My RFM mower Bushhog brand is six summers old. It has cutting not a lot of grass but nearly 3 one/2 acres normally every week for our long growing season here. Todate, I accept greased it, inverse blades, both often and no other result. Not fifty-fifty a chugalug. It did accident the seal out of the bottom of the greabox but that was my error as I over filled the grearobx and had a clogged vent cap. But I know it is a finishing mower. You too want a mower with four wheels on information technology and that will be at least even with your reat wheels on one side to cut flush with.
Mine is right hand belch, I think rear belch would have advantages.
Again equally to brands, I don't know I accept ever heard anyone say they did not similar their RFM regardless of the brand. ....
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Also just look at them. You will notice a lot about some past doing so. Some will striking yous as cheaply built (not necessary in cost). Also inquire a dealership that sells that make. I talked with two different dealership that sold different brands of tractors and both of them recommended the aforementioned brand mower for the same reasons. The Kubota dealer did every bit recommend the Kubota RFM.
I do non know if you will find spindles that are sealed (can not grease) on a RFM but I would not want that. Once again, you want spindels that are greaseable without having to remove any covers and are greased from the top. Expect at how the mountain works on the RFM, yous want one that allows the mower to ride on its own wheels with your 3 pth only pulling it so it volition float with the ground.
There was a suggestion not to buy one with sharp edges (lower deck edge) and you lot will want to be sure of that.
Getting past the buying, to changing blades, if you lot change your'south equally I exercise on tractor lifted, exist sure you place rubber stands of some short under that deck. Whatever of those mowers weigh more than you lot want laying on you. ....
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One thing to realize is all brands are non everywhere. The Buhler brand is not in my function of the world that I am enlightened of. So it would not exist a good choice for parts Hither. There may be a brand in your surface area that is excellant that no one has mentioned. As to taking the covers off and looking as Peter did right expert idea. If the dealership has spindles in stock (if they don't for the brand they are selling I probably would pass on it/them.) y'all can look at the spindle in your paw. This way you tin judge the weight of one make to another. Weight does not make information technology better but the lack of metal volition not arrive better. Be certain to see how hard they are to alter and the cost.
I really believe if you visit ane, ii or more if necessary dealerships and ask their opinion on the different brands they sell you will find the decision like shooting fish in a barrel. Practice expect at the spec in the companies brochures or on the internet. No sales person remembers such with 100% accuracy and they do alter.
If the dealer has the mower raised to where yous tin can see under the deck, check and exist sure the ends of each blades are level with the side by side bract. If not, the all-time is there is a bent bract or it could be a bent deck or a poor design where you can not get your blades level. But remember it is a lawn mower deck, check the same type stuff yous would for a lawnmower deck. Exist sure you ask on the height the deck cuts at and your choices. They are mower decks but they do not have the aforementioned heght options. ....
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Sad for the name mix up. Sounds similar you got roped, twice. That anin't all bad.
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A friend of mine had a similar feel with some donkeys although they jumped in with the horses and his jumped out. ....
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I have notice many farmers here with a unmarried or at most two strand electic fence with cows, or goats or horses in them and possbily mixed with no problem. A lot of that has to exercise with the bred of the beast.
I think it was this thread someone told virtually a moo-cow called Oreo. There is a staff of life of cow that is black on both ends and white in the center. THere is a herd of them in our county with a big sign and their bred name. I may exist off on retentiveness or it may not be correct it was Belted Galloway. Belted I am sure was the first name and thought that was correct. That is all I know on that bred.
horse man, a lot of people think goats are corking at eating anything and they are good, just cows will trounce them. If yous want to mow your pasture, get you a cow (Jersey bred would be good for the milk) and put on a chain and move her about in the pasture. A cow is usually piece of cake to work with a tie out chain. Then you lot could have her milk for your infant, butter for your staff of life, and real bootleg ice foam. This way she would earn her keep better than in the freezer. Until yous accept milk from the Jersey or such bred without it being diluted and skimmed you have never had milk (fat anyway). My dad would milk our cows and put the milk in half gallon jars in ref. and the cream would be so recollect you lot could turn the jar upside down and information technology would agree. ....
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My warmblood may be small compared to your Belgians, just at 17.2 she's big enough to snap a 4x4 cedar mail only by scratching her ass on the chicken wire. I'grand glad she's busting fences at someone else's farm right at present. ....
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I accept heard that the trick is to build a very pocket-size enclosure with multiple wires that does non have room to stick their heads out. Once they get a gustatory modality for the wire and so to speak they stay away.
I have also heard that you should not utilize electric fence for horses. At the same time I have friend that breed horses that use a single strand to keep them off the coral. ....
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>>>>chicken wire<<<<<
And you lot have had problems with animals breaking down fences. You are kidding right?
Someone had made the comment an electrical wire almost chest high on the inside of the argue helped. You may wish to add together one at that height and one at that equus caballus's butt height also.
IS this the aforementioned one you were thankful for surviving? ....
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okay, she just has a realy large butt, correct?
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It can exist done - I accept been doing it on over 2 acres for
the final ten years. If you have apartment land as others take
said it helps. Make sure your castor pig is gear up level and run it at at 540rpm. I sharpen my blades, just others
disagree. I go a nice cut doing it this way and I cut within 2 feet of my business firm and building. Well-nigh of my "lawn"
is in ruby-red clover and weeds, so I am not looking for a
showplace type cut, just functional. Could not see getting
a lawn mower to practise it, when I had equip that could practise it.
I practice accept stone 2 feet out from all buildings and spray
with roundup a couple times a year to keep it in line.
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Much like your lawn, mine is made up of more weeds than I can name and that'south how I like it - information technology stays green even in a drought. So a fine cut is not what I'yard afterward. But from what I've heard from other falks here, I'd exist better off with a RFM since my lawn is not very even and I'd hate to scalp information technology all the time. Thanks once again. Take care ....
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