Rut Mfg. Brush Cutter

woods and farm clean up pt 1

[@jeanstewart7094]

This is so mesmerising well done
Watcher from Northern Ireland

[@kenh9508]

I always go in with the cutter front at a 45 degree angle and the back of the cutter raised to just below the machines door and then lay it flat backing up. Avoids everything falling on machine and cutter.

[@midwestbrushworks6087]

Thanks ill try that the next time im using it. Im cutting honey suckle and the stuff is very thick and clingy.