Crazy Compact Tractor Attachment That really Works, Brush Tiger
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- We have shown the Brush Tiger by Hardee several times. Still, it never gets old, and it is an amazing tractor implement, especially on the TYM T474 tractor. It is a hydraulically driven rotary cutter mounted on the front of the tractor loader. Most tractors don't have enough hydraulic cooling capacity to run a hydraulically driven rotary cutter off the tractor's internal hydraulics. Trying to do so will only cause the tractor's hydraulic pump to fail prematurely. Hardee gets around this using a PTO-driven hydraulic power pack mounted on the 3-point hitch. A tractor's PTO is designed to run continuously. The power pack provides high-flow hydraulic pressure to the rotary cutter through a series of premounted hoses on the tractor. After the initial installation, It takes only minutes to mount and un-mount the Brush Tiger.
What can the Brush Tiger do? Well, just about everything. It can mow a ditch band, and a few seconds later, it is chopping limbs down at 15 feet. It is well suited for small farms and land owners with lots of trails. I am excited to show it works.
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There's a quote about batman and his wonderful toys.... I think it applies here as well.
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I’ve seen other reviews of this cutter, yours is by far the one that gives it a true workout, AKA you use it to it’s fullest abilities
We have had it for three seasons. I am getting comfortable with what it can do. It needs a nice heavy tractor to do what I do. I tried it on the T25, but it was too top heavy.
@@TonysTractorAdventure do they make a smaller unit?
My tractor is a 30 hp.
well done then that man
Thank you
Nice.. That is like a Mulcher!
It has so many uses. Love it.
That's quick work with that bad boy.
It is just fun to use.
That thing Is so bad ass!!!!
Right! I love working with the Brush Tiger
I purchased a Hard Brush Tiger from Tri-Green Equipment in Mc Minnville, TN. 1st time I used it, the rotator arm bent beyond repair. Hardee would not warranty labor for the replacement of the part, Tri-Green Equipment charged me $400.00 for labor to replace the part. In several TH-cam videos viewed prior to purchasing the equipment the problem with the rotator arm was mentioned. I spoke with a factory representative prior to purchase, he said he was aware of the TH-cam video. But, these were isolated incidences and if there were to be a problem, Hardee would stand behind their product. He failed to mention that I would be stuck with a $400 labor charge. I suggest looking into another manufacturer and dealer before settling on Tr--Green Equipment or Hardee Brush Tiger.
I used mine hard but slow and steady. I never had a problem with it. Sold it a friend last month, and it is still going strong. Anything can be broken. Having said that, I hate you are dissatisfied.
Tony gettin after all the scrub brush. Tony wear a dust mask when doing this kind of work.
Thank you
Wow that's awesome!
It will get it done.
Tony, some of the toys you have are awesome, but I wouldn't use half of them without a cage or enclosed cab. You're a braver man than I am!
I would ask you to do an analysis on your life. Look at the chance percentage of a catastrophic accident while driving. It is much higher than what I do on the farm. I can control what I do with the tractor. You can only control what you do in your automobile. You can't control what the other thousand drivers are doing and you can't even begin to know how many of them have bad tires screaming at you 70mph. I will take my risk level any day. I know how my equipment is maintained and I move slow and steady thinking about each cut. I am always in risk assessment mode.
@@TonysTractorAdventure I was operating a KlearWay (A massive right of way clearing machine) for an unnamed agency, when I hit an old car bumper which slung it from under my machine through my front tire. That machine had a full cage, like a log skidder for a good reason. You may have complete faith in your operational abilities, so do I, but I wouldn't operate a front mount machine like that. I don't need a sermon about risks, 10 years military, 30 years professional firefighter, and that's why I'm so careful now. I cheated death long enough.
Cheating death. Well put.
Tony great video. Many of our customers damage their tractors trying to remove trees and brush with their front end loaders and rotary cutters and that's every brand. Equipment like this not only is way more efficient but much easier on the tractor and the operator. My experience after 40+ years shows equipment like this actually can save you a lot of money.
I cringe every time I see someone push into a big tree with a loader. Knock on wood, I work my tractors hard, but I have never bent a loader. I should have not said that!
Man you really put that to the test that is one cutting machine it dose a real nice job lol I can’t believe what you cut up with that as always nice job tony take care
We are going to keep putting it to the test. LOL! We are cutting 3 miles of trails.
That thing is absolutely fearless!!! 😎 👍 Makes quick work of just about everything it cuts. Thanks for sharing Tony!
Thank you. I love this machine.
Good evening Sir, that is an OUTSTANDING Attachment 💪👌👍😇 Outstanding Real field live demonstration that have done Sir for several months now 💪👌👍😇 Your camera lady is THE BEST on ALL YOU TUBE Sir 🌹👌👍😇 Have both of you an OUTSTANDING TGIF and week end Cheers 😇😇👍👍👌👌🍻🍻
Happy Friday! Thank you my friend.
Yes you are back mate great to see you again hope all is well with you and your family Joe
Thank you Joe! I am glad you like this one. I had a blast that day.
No fair
You did not stir up a wasp nest
Hello Tony I'm just passing through the neighborhood once again and couldn't resist the temptation to say hello I see you're doing well keep up the good work I love it
I keep an eye out for hornets, but I never have had a problem.
Man, what an awesome cutter. Your really cleaning your property up nice Tony. That thing is a beast.
I pushed the road front back so we can build a fence.
Quite the attachment seems to do what you needed to do thanks tony for a great video
It is handy for sure. I enjoy it for sure.
Can not wait till the next video mate all my love to you both I mean that as a friend mate Joe
I understand. Got another one in the hopper for tomorrow.
you need a bar to stop the branches falling over the tractor and belting you
I only cut small stuff. Nothing has ever hit me in three years and untold hours using it.
That’s one attachment I could really use
We have had it for three seasons, and it has never failed once. Good Tool!
I suspect the cutter will throw all manner of rubbish and some of that rubbish will end up in the face of the operator. I think this risk can be mitigated by an operators cab on the tractor with armoured windows.
The other thing that bothers me with rotary blade cutters is the high cost of maintenance. A flail mower on a hydraulic arm seems to be more efficient and durable.
I have been using it for three years. I have never had one thing thrown in my direction. An incompetent operator can kill himself. Always cut with the cutter facing away. It never throws anything toward the tractor.
nice video i would like to have one of them cutter. take care, be safe and well.
Thank you my friend. God bless.
I dunno man, maybe an interesting arrow in your quiver, bit it just doesn't look right in that pruning role, and it's leaving a really rough result which might let disease into your stems. Sorry.
I have plenty of trees, I need trails, the other option is to cut the trees down.
Maybe prune the trees with the mini clip and mulch the debris with the baumalight. But you're there man, I'm not!
I came back and mulched up the left overs. The cedar trees are tough to get to with the mini clip. I may go back and snip the limbs off.
That machine is absolutely brütiful ❤️.
I need one for my 254. But i assume it is too heavy for my lil TYM....
:'(
Tony, if you read this;
Kould you do s vid about, or make mention of the TYM's that lakk a temp guage? Iobe the 254 but i hate not being able to monitor what's going on with my engine. I've been thinking about adding an aftermarket guage. However I would hate to void the warranty. Anyways keep the great vids koming.
Salute from NorKal USA 🤘
Yes Sir, the T254 is a bit to small. Still, I love that tractor. My T25 can't handle it either.
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That reminds me. What's the difference between the T25 and T254?
I heard the 254 is smaller.
Just an idea. But maybe make a video explaining the line from smallest to biggest. And what the numbers mean. Like is the 4* at the end, some how denoting a smaller machine? I been hella kurios since we bought ours. Granted I'm a nerd. But still,...... I feel like we all are in a way. My girl is always telling me i love traktors and traktor porn more then i love her.
"What are you watching!? Oh more of that TH-cam traktor smut!? "
Hahaha. Happy days man
Nice equipment. Wonder what the retail price is for that setup?
I wouldn't even guess now a days. We have had this three years. I put a link to there website so you can look up dealers.
do you have to run that cutter on a tractor that size or can you run it on something smaller like a t25 or t264?
The T264 @ T25 are not heavy enough IMO
@@TonysTractorAdventure thanks for getting back to me appreciate the info 👍👍