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Re: What features should I look for in a bush hog
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Posted by old on November 21, 2004 at 07:52:41 from (63.190.105.236):
In Reply to: What features should I look for in a bush hog trac posted by Ed Albertson on November 21, 2004 at 05:15:27:
First off you want/need live PTO saves a lot of headaches, also makes it safer. Next depends on what you like or cost, I like a heavy hog. I cut a lot of small trees and a heavy one seems to stand up better. Also depending on land etc. A trike tractor works very well because of being able to turn faster but isn't good on hilly ground. I use an Oliver 77 for my place has the power and live PTO. but no 3 point. I have both tractor and hog for sale now, tractor is an Oliver77 and brush hog is 6ft and its a true brush hog. Both ugly but work well. e-mail me if you want more info
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