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Author Topic: nice brush cutter  (Read 2987 times)

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Offline LPS

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Check this out.  Looks like a good way to maintain trails. 

Offline Gunner55

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 :scratch: Looks a lot like a flail mower mounted so it can be used vertically to me. Would be slick for keeping trails open.
Life............. what happens while your making other plans. John Lennon

Offline tangle tooth

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It does look like a sickle mower that cuts at odd angles. The biggest downside I can see is the initial cost and how long to get your investment back.
How often would you use it?
I used to be cute and adorable. Then, I had my first birthday. Been downhill ever since.

Offline LPS

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They are about $1,700 but would be great if you had the kind of brush that encroaches on your trails. 

Offline deadeye

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LPS,
For $1700 I will take one.  Oh crap, now I need a $25,000 tractor to make it go.  :rotflmao:
***I started out with nothing, and I still have most of it.***

Offline LPS

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 :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :happy1:  A man never has enough "stuff".