Hedge-Cutting with Case.

This is from back a bit, but is Bryan Jones from Abergwili with his main business - cutting hedges. The Case Maxxum 125 with McConnel PA 65 is working well on the lanes near Llanarthne.
Filmed in Carmarthenshire, Wales, UK.

[@itlldoktm]

I'll take that as my Christmas pressie from you Alan, Thank you. I enjoy watching this fella, he's a really good operator. So many would have been happy with one pass along there, but he went back and put the 'finese' into the job.

[@balmesh]

Cheers! Agree with you, he's a pleasure to watch.

[@NORCOHUCKER]

Looks very good indeed, fair play!

[@Bobcatonline]

My father used to do this by hand many years ago. Mercifully the hedge wasn't all that big, but your machine makes a nice neat job of it. Many thanks for keeping the videos coming. Harry Christmas. Rob

[@balmesh]

Good for him. I used to do it for my father!! Happy Christmas to you, Rob.

[@chrisboonlom3166]

Oh the joys of having a roadside without sunken drains, & a carrigeway wide enuf' for traffic to pass..the operator is making a tidy job..those T-flails are cutting well there.

[@balmesh]

Yes, indeed. Bryan says it's good to be on a road because you can keep a lovely level hedge-top.

[@cameronphillips8760]

Great video, have a wonderful Christmas

[@balmesh]

Thanks Cameron - I hope you do, too.

[@7810turbo1]

Great clip again, excellent work done there

[@balmesh]

Thanks - it is a lot easier to keep nice and level when on the road

[@SebastianWarth]

Good Video!!!

[@Agriculturespotter]

Nice green hedge Alan!

[@balmesh]

Yes, it looks good.

[@LDEGM]

Great video mate! :)

[@balmesh]

Thanks Andrew.

[@7810turbo1]

Yes I agree.....yet the operator has a lot to do with it too, its a skill that only a handful of people have... neat and tidy hedges will always be admired . Its always important to pay attention to detail.... as it keeps work coming your way . Regards

[@simonprice1938]

Of course it's easy look at road dead flat dead slow its actually harder to do a bad job.... All you need to do is take everything above 6" and then tickle it to get it perfectly straight.. Also keeping your flails sharpe helps greatly, esp with a green hedge... yes its a good but not hard to achieve

[@dvolvoman]

Very nice Alan,thank you.
May I take this opportunity to wish you & Jane a very happy Christmas and a bright and prosperous New Year.
I may not be on line tomorrow I'm off to work in the morning its only Wednesday where I work.

[@balmesh]

Thanks Paul. SAme to you and your family, too, work or not, it's still Christmas!

[@deanyoung7955]

What month of the year was this done??

[@balmesh]

+Dean Young
Oh, no, not another legalist! Well, it's none of your business.