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Looks underpowered. You need a pto hydraulic pump with adequate lines leading to the cutter. This is a sorry demonstration. The way you're dressed says it all. Try again! 😢

Thanks for showing the operation of the range and gear selection while working the loader/grapple.

I would take tiger cat II because it weighs less. But if I was cutting more overgrown rural properties I would buy the grass hopper with that big briggs engine for more torque to easily mow down very tall thick grass,

Are you running return to tank option on your oil flow? This tractor has the built in-port

Lol,

Dude.........is your chain completely dull? Why is it taking you SOOOOOO long to cut through that little twig?

What width Rotary mower do you have on the RX7320 in this video? Thanks.

thanks for sharing the video, what diameter size hydraulic hoses are you feeding the brush cutter with?

If she blew the grass away from the uncut grass on the finish cut the scag would've had an easier time... I agree Grasshopper best zero turn made!!! Never ever cut the same grass twice!!!

You need to know how to work the thing before you start doing a demonstration on video you idiot

Grasshopper nice

How does that function with third function on front? Mine seems to be a momentary switch on the loader handle like to open and close a grapple

Where is the Vs? I d8dnt see the grasshopper mow.

Have a 900D nothing but problems since purchasing, very poor quality machine. I had a 725D before it a great machine bullet proof for over 2000 hours but I needed the bigger tires on the 900 for wet areas. Low power machine and very undependable been in the shop for over a month while I mow with a30 year old Gravely. The factory support is awful but the dealer finally found the pulley that was machined wrong at factory eating up belts. If you want a Grasshopper buy one of the older ones and stay away from newer models. Sad when a company falls this far in quality.

Our golf course had one of these. Decent machine, we switched to the ventrac. Ventrac will out cut these 10 fold!! Ventrac is expensive but you get what you pay for!!

I have had several zero turns, and between all of my zero turns, garden tractors, and go-karts, I have ran about every engine known to man. The Briggs Vanguard is the best hands down in my opinion. They are rock solid, well balanced, powerful, and reliable. Also, Grasshoppers are nearly impossible to beat. I ran my last one into the ground for 10 years mowing 12 acres a week.... it was a 727k with a Kohler. I beat the heck out of it and it kept coming back for more. Never a problem with it. Now I have the model that is featured in this video (937 with 72" deck). It is a beast!

Doing this work in shorts & a pair of Jerusalem Cruisers, seriously? Lol.

Looks very cumbersome

What is you flow at front connectors?

747cc is to small on 61 imo the kawasaki fx801 is 852cc it has torque and would use it before the big blocks kohler and briggs hp rating are not accurate like kawasaki theirs are very conservative

I'm still running my 2003 725k. It doesn't have as much power as the one in this video however. Mine has the older CH730, which they later rated it at 23HP. When it dies I'm gonna drop the newer 747cc engine on it...

Qué tal, excelente trabajo!! cómo recogiste el césped cortado?

The hydraulic flow on that is probably woefully under the requirement for that unit.

thanks for sharing the video. your tractor puts out almost 20 gallons per minute on the hydraulic flow. do you think the tractor has enough power to drive your mower?

Briggs are junk...............the hopper body is not very eye appealing

I keep hearing a squealing noise in the video is that a belt making that noise or is it just a normal noise the machine makes?

When I saw the Flip-Flops I knew you were a Moron and left...

I’m a scag fan but I like them both

So you say the Grasshopper beats the Scag? Well put some Kavli blades like Mike from Something 2look at has maybe there will be a difference. May I also add ,not being rude, it's not the mower that cuts the grass that is only the vehicle. The blades do the cutting and yes some mower decks help cut a little better and some don't. I still liked the video with it's comparison.

What diameter trees is he cutting. I can cut down 8 ft sapling with my pocket knife if they are skinny.

Every major manufacturer makes a nice mower. Doesn't matter if its Scag, G.H. , Hustler, Exmark, Toro, JD , Wright..... They're all making nice machines right now. But Ive personally gone strictly Grasshopper. The build quality and dependability are in incredible.

How’s the suspension?

Both cuts look the same to me

Whats the name of that song

Ear muffs and flip flops. Safety at its best.

You should use your blower on the grasshopper deck to keep the spindle clean and to run cooler

Do those hold the hills better than a regular zero turn?

Any trouble with debris coming at you? Where did you get it? I like how you can trim the limbs in front while bush hogging in the back. It would also be super easy to mow under trees going forward.

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Dang, what the heck was that super loud squeal? I think you need to call Pathslayer and let them know you've got squeal problems with your setup. Yep, sounds like you don't have enough hydraulic fluid to operate the cutter and the tractor FEL, simultaneously. Very similar if you had low hydraulic fluid and you were trying to do FEL work. Hydraulic fluid flow issue. I'm thinking your tractor hydraulic fluid pump is not enough to power everything simultaneously. Go to either Trail Blazer or Quick Attach and purchase an independent 3 point hydraulic fluid pump system that will pump fluid directly to your front cutter and not interfere with your tractor's existing hydraulic fluid pump system to operate your tractor. Trail Blazer has a hydraulic power pack that cost $1700-ish that will provide approximately 8 gpm fluid to your cutter. The Quick Attach 3 point pump system cost $3,500 to $4,000. This was just my quick observation as a viewer without seeing your set-up. If it's not a hydraulic fluid flow issue, then check that noise out. Thanks for sharing this video and glad I saw Pathslayer's cutter (that noise changed my outlook about a Pathslayer). 👍🏽🙂

The tiger cat 2 is also over 10,000 after taxes.

Got 2 of the 937g’s that are beasts. Love them. First I bought 725D’s and didn’t like them at all. They bogged down much more than gas models and radiators clogged badly every 2-3hrs. Luckily they let me return them and get the 937g’s.

What grapple are you using?

Been in the lawncare game since 86. I own a tiger cat 2 and a Vride 2 and about to add Turf Tiger . Grasshopper is nice but I like the front mounted deck more . Going under bushes and split rail fencing and such .

Ah man gotta love them grasshopper mowers! 1st built in 1969! Moundrige Kansas! These things are built tough! Great video my friend!!! 👍👍

Everyone is copying the Lane Shark it seems.

Should of demoed a comparable Scag...The Turf TIger cuts better than any Grasshopper.

What part of the country are you in? I'm thinking about going to the front mount mower myself.

Thanks for the informative video. We just purchased one as well. Do you know if the squealing sound at engagement in your video at about 7:55, 11:05, 14:10, etc , is normal? Ours does the same thing on a John Deere and was/am concerned that something isn't "right"? Now we hear yours doing the same thing. Do you know what that squeal is? And is it OK? Thanks.

I bought the RX 7320 the last week of May (2020) and had it delivered the 1st week of July. Well pleased with it. Put 50 hrs on it in two weeks. I did due diligence also and looked & priced a lot of different tractors. For the $$$$$ it's the best kept secrete. I have 80 acres in NW Wyoming. Had thought about the NX & DX series .... but ... Tim-the-Toolman-Taylor was right ..... MORE POWER. Glad I didn't make the mistake in getting a smaller hp tractor. Now my Belgians are getting a well deserved rest I end up buying more petroleum products. Guess there is a trade-off