I have to bush hog a 6 acre field In southern Georgia 3x a year. Its 75% Johnsons grass that gets about 8ft tall and really thick. Would you recommend this machine for a job like that? im currently using a small Kubota tractor with a 4ft bush hog on it.
Thanks for watching and for the question. How thick will that Johnson grass be at 8'? I ask because the machine will certain chop up anything it can push over. That said, if the grass is so thick that the machine can barely knock out down you will have to double cut it to get a uniform cut. Possibly a third pass of it's really thick. I had no problem cutting this down but it was only one pass wide at it's tallest and thickest. Stay tuned for an upcoming video of a retention pond that, while not covered with thick, tall grass, it's loaded with 2" saplings
Get the 766i Altoz with the all terrain deck it will easily eat any thing it can push over, I have one and have easily taken down 6ft cedar trees and sumac, it's a BEAST, LOVE IT 🤗🤠🙏🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸
$17k. The tracks should last at least a year or so, probably longer as I don't really every run them on asphalt/concrete. Maintenance is key, as with all things Thanks for watching and for your questions
29.5 hp Kawasaki engine. To travel speed is a claimed 10mph but you can't really cut this stuff at that speed. The machine is powerful enough to cut down anything it can push over. I've taken down Two inch saplings with it without an issue. I prefer the stand on for the visibility and the ability to get on and off quickly to move obstacles
An update on curb climbing... Short curbs, 3-4", aren't a problem. A 6" curb is a problem. I had to use survey stakes (my own) to build a makeshift ramp
I'll be honest, I haven't used a big ol' diesel Deere in almost twenty years. The old ones were beasts. They were almost as good as the old twin stick excel hustlers with the three cylinder liquid cooled diesels Of course, they were both insanely heavy.
You need a mower mount for the camera so we can actually see you cut. A tripod would help with the viewing as well. 😊
Agreed. I have a mount for the camera but never think about throwing it in the truck. Thanks for the tip. I'll try to make it a point to do so
I have to bush hog a 6 acre field In southern Georgia 3x a year. Its 75% Johnsons grass that gets about 8ft tall and really thick. Would you recommend this machine for a job like that? im currently using a small Kubota tractor with a 4ft bush hog on it.
Thanks for watching and for the question. How thick will that Johnson grass be at 8'?
I ask because the machine will certain chop up anything it can push over. That said, if the grass is so thick that the machine can barely knock out down you will have to double cut it to get a uniform cut. Possibly a third pass of it's really thick. I had no problem cutting this down but it was only one pass wide at it's tallest and thickest.
Stay tuned for an upcoming video of a retention pond that, while not covered with thick, tall grass, it's loaded with 2" saplings
Get the 766i Altoz with the all terrain deck it will easily eat any thing it can push over, I have one and have easily taken down 6ft cedar trees and sumac, it's a BEAST, LOVE IT 🤗🤠🙏🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸
what's the cost on that beast? how long will the trax last before replacement?
$17k. The tracks should last at least a year or so, probably longer as I don't really every run them on asphalt/concrete. Maintenance is key, as with all things
Thanks for watching and for your questions
What size engine?, can it go over curbs, and do you feel you should got ride trx instead
29.5 hp Kawasaki engine. To travel speed is a claimed 10mph but you can't really cut this stuff at that speed. The machine is powerful enough to cut down anything it can push over. I've taken down Two inch saplings with it without an issue. I prefer the stand on for the visibility and the ability to get on and off quickly to move obstacles
An update on curb climbing... Short curbs, 3-4", aren't a problem. A 6" curb is a problem. I had to use survey stakes (my own) to build a makeshift ramp
Why use Toro when John deer diesels x line exist or Altoz exist 😂
I'll be honest, I haven't used a big ol' diesel Deere in almost twenty years. The old ones were beasts. They were almost as good as the old twin stick excel hustlers with the three cylinder liquid cooled diesels
Of course, they were both insanely heavy.
@@Hillsidelanscapemanagement they are a beast but I think the altoz is a better more expensive solution
@@thomasgriffin3474 no argument from me. That's why I own the TSX. I love that machine