That hay is coming back good. It’s been very dry here again for several days. Finally got a little rain tonight. That little tractor did good with the Bush hog! What’s the status on your 7060?
From what I was told they removed all 4 injectors, sent them out for testing and if one injector failed they replace all 4… from what I know as of today they ordered new injectors and were putting them in today, hoping to pick it up tomorrow. I would really like to get it back tomorow and mow the areas that were too wet before to give it a good hard work out to make sure all is good with it. If you need rain just mow a little hay and they rain will come 😂
I mowed some super thick brush with my L2501 yesterday. I did a bit of video I will publish in a few days. It was pretty steep and I had to watch what I was doing so I didn't take much video. The L2501 handled it great. I went in low gear because I couldn't see logs, stumps, or holes. Found a Badger den. He was not happy with me rearranging his front yard.
lol I don’t think I’d want to be dealing with any badgers! luckily we do t have many steep areas around here, I think I’m still going to get the tires loaded for loader and stability reasons. Thanks for watching, Gary!
I want to upgrade to a BrushBull, they sure are proud of them. My old POS Howes cutter might just have to get a few more pieces of angle iron & flat plate burned on to it.
I needed to buy a new one regardless. The woods had the best specs for the money. I was considering this one and a used bush hog brand that was built a little bit heavier for the same price but I think I made the right decision going with a new unit and would make the same buy again. Thanks for watching !
G'day guys. I did not realise your property was as big as it is. I just had to check your profile to see how much land you had. Good stuff! It looks so nice there guys. All the best, Daz.
@@HillsideAcres It's nice here, but totally different. The bush (forest or the national park) here is great and full of deadly as well as nice animals, but not really lush and green and it does not have a lot of colourful flowers or weeds. Hard to explain. I'll have to get out and do a video. Unfortunately I have agoraphobia, so I never leave the house. I'll see what I can do...
Sucks about the horse Richie. You looked like you were back in your element on the tractor getting those areas all nice and pretty again. Nice video buddy.
The long night shifts were getting old lol! Happy to be back out side in sunlight even though ill be spending mose of the time putting the barn together ! Thanks for watching kyle!
@@Void9961 It will be just as versatile as any tractor with CAT 1 3 point hitch and SSQA front loader. So yes very versatile. I would recommend a heavier tractor for baling hay. I have seen people use the 2501 for small baleing it would also depend on how much you are looking to do ! Thanks you as well
Yes i was in "M". Seems to be the go to speed for any mowing as i can slow it down easily with the hst pedal if i feel the load increasing. The L2501 didnt run out of power as fast as i thought i would have, it really is an awesome tractor!
Yes sometimes I’ll have the loader off when I cut around the pond that I keep up on a lot better but I’m over grown stuff like this it helps to fold it all over and protect anything exposed on the tractor, thanks for watching !
That is a good question, It would really depend on what the use was for. just thick grass and weeds i would get the lighter one. but in my case i do a little bit of everything so i went with the heavier duty woods. At the end of the day the rcr 1860 will be more capable, withstand long term wear better and in my opinion the initial price difference isnt that much for getting a better performing unit, Hope this helps!
RCR1860 over the 1260 or sure, the BrushBull or EA extreme seem to be the king of the hill. Debating which to buy, I’d like the best I can get for under $2k either new or slightly used.
@@jdub229r The brush bull was just a hair over 2k but also had the best specs for the money on the market! Seems like it is is very well designed to last a long time!
@@HillsideAcres I’m going to pull the trigger on the EA Xtream today. With a 75hp gearbox upgrade & slip clutch, it’s $2075. They have Orange in stock too. I’m an hour by away & can pick it up which is a plus. Just bought my L2501HST 2 weeks ago (started following your channel when I saw you guys on the L2501 FB page), really happy with my purchase. My old Howse looks like it’s been shot with buckshot! Thanks to you guys for taking the time to post content, I bet it’s time consuming. If your ever in NC look us up!
@@jdub229r I have heard nothing but good things about EA, I believe that im just outside of their free shipping zone which makes it a tough call. I do think its a good idea going with a little bit of an overbuilt brush hog because they sure do take a beating. Typically we are on the road and travelling around more frequently, but with rebuilding this bard is a real time consumer but i do have some family in South Carolina and do pass through!
Dont you love it when your mowing and grasshoppers and crap comes flying out hitting you in your face bouncing off your arms I use 2 snap towels cover my head make like a turbine keep them little buttholes out of you ears and face haha.
That hay is coming back good. It’s been very dry here again for several days. Finally got a little rain tonight. That little tractor did good with the Bush hog! What’s the status on your 7060?
From what I was told they removed all 4 injectors, sent them out for testing and if one injector failed they replace all 4… from what I know as of today they ordered new injectors and were putting them in today, hoping to pick it up tomorrow. I would really like to get it back tomorow and mow the areas that were too wet before to give it a good hard work out to make sure all is good with it. If you need rain just mow a little hay and they rain will come 😂
That was very satisfying to watch.
I mowed some super thick brush with my L2501 yesterday. I did a bit of video I will publish in a few days. It was pretty steep and I had to watch what I was doing so I didn't take much video. The L2501 handled it great. I went in low gear because I couldn't see logs, stumps, or holes. Found a Badger den. He was not happy with me rearranging his front yard.
lol I don’t think I’d want to be dealing with any badgers! luckily we do t have many steep areas around here, I think I’m
still going to get the tires loaded for loader and stability reasons. Thanks for watching, Gary!
Wow, that was a thick area! Nice work.
Thanks Chad, It seems its just one thick area to the next lol!
Hello from Minnesota! I was Brush hogging this weekend too!
Good evening Ricky! No shortage of bush mowing around here! Have a good one, thanks for watching !
That was some serious brush hogging 😳😉, the 2501 did a good job. Hope you get the big one back soon 👍🏻🤞🏻
Me too! The M has some work to get done ! Thanks for watching Luc !
I want to upgrade to a BrushBull, they sure are proud of them. My old POS Howes cutter might just have to get a few more pieces of angle iron & flat plate burned on to it.
I needed to buy a new one regardless. The woods had the best specs for the money. I was considering this one and a used bush hog brand that was built a little bit heavier for the same price but I think I made the right decision going with a new unit and would make the same buy again. Thanks for watching !
G'day guys.
I did not realise your property was as big as it is. I just had to check your profile to see how much land you had.
Good stuff! It looks so nice there guys.
All the best,
Daz.
Good morning Daz, Yes we have 45 acres total, some of it is wooded we try to keep as much of its useable as possible! Thanks for watching!
@@HillsideAcres Just gorgeous guys!
@@MyAussieGardenKitchen I don’t think it could ever compare to where you are, maybe it’s just the change that is appealing ?
@@HillsideAcres It's nice here, but totally different. The bush (forest or the national park) here is great and full of deadly as well as nice animals, but not really lush and green and it does not have a lot of colourful flowers or weeds.
Hard to explain.
I'll have to get out and do a video.
Unfortunately I have agoraphobia, so I never leave the house. I'll see what I can do...
Mowing/brush hogging is instant gratification!! Sorry for the loss of a horse!
Thanks it was a boarder horse, thanks for watching !!
Sucks about the horse Richie. You looked like you were back in your element on the tractor getting those areas all nice and pretty again. Nice video buddy.
The long night shifts were getting old lol! Happy to be back out side in sunlight even though ill be spending mose of the time putting the barn together ! Thanks for watching kyle!
Good video Brother. Keep posting that type of content and I'm sure you will do well on here.
Thank you for the support it really means a lot, glad you enjoyed the video !!
That was some serious hogging and a productive day!
It seems to never end either lol Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video 🤙 how versatile is your tractor?
Thanks for watching, What do you mean how versatile is it?
@@HillsideAcres as far as can you hook up multiple attachments to it and , can you use it to bale hay? You have a nice farm brother
@@Void9961 It will be just as versatile as any tractor with CAT 1 3 point hitch and SSQA front loader. So yes very versatile. I would recommend a heavier tractor for baling hay. I have seen people use the 2501 for small baleing it would also depend on how much you are looking to do ! Thanks you as well
What size is the woods mower..5' or 6'
Nice video. Love my new 2501. What range were you working in? M? Seemed like you were moving along pretty well.
Yes i was in "M". Seems to be the go to speed for any mowing as i can slow it down easily with the hst pedal if i feel the load increasing. The L2501 didnt run out of power as fast as i thought i would have, it really is an awesome tractor!
The L2501 did a good job. Do you ever cut brush with the FEL removed?
Yes sometimes I’ll have the loader off when I cut around the pond that I keep up on a lot better but I’m over grown stuff like this it helps to fold it all over and protect anything exposed on the tractor, thanks for watching !
One more question. Which would you recommend for a L2501, the Land Pride RCR1260 or the heavier duty RCR1860 cutter? Thanks
That is a good question, It would really depend on what the use was for. just thick grass and weeds i would get the lighter one. but in my case i do a little bit of everything so i went with the heavier duty woods. At the end of the day the rcr 1860 will be more capable, withstand long term wear better and in my opinion the initial price difference isnt that much for getting a better performing unit, Hope this helps!
RCR1860 over the 1260 or sure, the BrushBull or EA extreme seem to be the king of the hill. Debating which to buy, I’d like the best I can get for under $2k either new or slightly used.
@@jdub229r The brush bull was just a hair over 2k but also had the best specs for the money on the market! Seems like it is is very well designed to last a long time!
@@HillsideAcres I’m going to pull the trigger on the EA Xtream today. With a 75hp gearbox upgrade & slip clutch, it’s $2075. They have Orange in stock too. I’m an hour by away & can pick it up which is a plus. Just bought my L2501HST 2 weeks ago (started following your channel when I saw you guys on the L2501 FB page), really happy with my purchase. My old Howse looks like it’s been shot with buckshot! Thanks to you guys for taking the time to post content, I bet it’s time consuming. If your ever in NC look us up!
@@jdub229r I have heard nothing but good things about EA, I believe that im just outside of their free shipping zone which makes it a tough call. I do think its a good idea going with a little bit of an overbuilt brush hog because they sure do take a beating. Typically we are on the road and travelling around more frequently, but with rebuilding this bard is a real time consumer but i do have some family in South Carolina and do pass through!
And of course the bx exhaust points to the ground I hate it.
It has its pros and cons, the M series stack gets in the way at times! Thanks for watching!
Dont you love it when your mowing and grasshoppers and crap comes flying out hitting you in your face bouncing off your arms I use 2 snap towels cover my head make like a turbine keep them little buttholes out of you ears and face haha.