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Hey. Great videos on the brush thrasher. How much torque are you using on the blade bolts and what tool is sufficient for that?

Ok, judging from the dates of comments, we're 3 years in, how is she holding up? A sales rep sent me this video since I'm considering replacing my 7ft Land Pride with QA's largest brush cutter. I do a lot of property management for hunting clubs and land owners, I'll put 25 hours on it in just a few days. My Land Pride has served me well, but she either needs a break or a day spa trip to the welding shop. I'm thinking about getting the LP welded up and saving it for grass jobs and relying on the QA to shoulder the load of the trips to the woods.

Thanks for sharing your video. I am comparing different brands of 3-point tree cutters and being able to see them pushed to the limit like this is helpful. In case you haven't considered it, prescribed fire is the cheapest and most effective method for opening up your understory. It won't immediately create an open park like setting like you are doing with the tractor, but repeated fires over time will. It is also an easy way to maintain the openings once you have created them. You could burn your whole property in a fraction of the time and expense it will take to mow it. Federal grant funding may also be available to help you with it. Check with your local NRCS or agricultural extension office for local guidance and expertise.

Great video. Very helpful!

25:58 after tightening the air purging plug of the fuel filter, "Operate the feed pump knob 4 or 5 times to pressurize the circuit."

25:12 make sure to "put a film of clean fuel on the rubber seal of the new filter."

Great video! One quick note from the manual after changing the transmission fluid. IMPORTANT: "Do not operate the tractor immediately after changing the transmission fluid. Run the engine at medium speed for a few minutes to prevent damage to the transmission." -p142,143

Can you tell me what size pvc pipe you used on the loader tube? They have the red end caps on them.They are used to store tools/chains.

What’s the link to the top hydraulic link?

I purchased a Kioti DK6010SE Cab last year and have had a problem with it from day one that they aren’t able to fix. I just learned they are buying it back but asked what the hours are. I told them that after a year the hours have nothing to do with the buyback price. I want what I paid for it as I wouldn’t be needing to buy another tractor if this one wasn’t having so much trouble. We will see. I owned a Kubota B2650Cab before the Kioti but it ended up being way too small. I have a deposit in an MX5400 Cab and as soon as I get my check I’m going to purchase 0:01 it. I’m looking so forward to it. Thanks for this service video, pretty straight forward but always nice to see something done first. Nice job.

I’m buying one. This was a nice explanation so thanks.

Min Hp Required?

My 3 point arm to raise up and down gave way and I think I'm low on oil do you think.that could be the problem? Thanks

Great video 👍🏻🇺🇸thanks for walking us through oil an filter and hydraulic oil and filter change .

Was thinking about getting the baumalight mulcher. But after seeing this I'm impressed with what it can do and 1/3 of the price. Thanks for the video

Kudo's, sir. I work at a local Kubota dealership in the shop. I do PDIs (Pre Delivery Inspections) I admire how well you take care of your equipment. I wish more customers would do this practice. You save time and serious money simply by doing the regularly scheduled maintenance. I understand people are busy and some aren't mechanically inclined and simply ignore it. That is the worse case. Take care of your stuff and it will take care of you.

Here is a suggestion for those of you that are as tight a$$ed as I am. I will save my hydraulic oils, or some of it anyway, and use it for "cutting oil" at my drill press and metal cutting band saw. And for those of you that do controlled burns I will take any old diesel fuel that is dirty and such, I will save that and use it in my drip torch, as I mix it at a ratio of 3 parts diesel to 1 part gasoline. I mean, why waste these fluids if you can use them for other things. Especially considering how expensive they are!

Good video and you did a great job of explaining what you was doing. Do you have ballast in the rear tires?

Awesome - Just saw your link, to the Hydraulic Top Link… Already have one ordered from my Kubota dealer, for ~ $600 - but, it’s been a Long while since they emailed me that it had come in… Looked at the one you are using on Amazon, and Saved it to my Cart - if they no longer have the one at the dealer, I get This one… (Greatly appreciate the link sent, even though I wasn’t the one that requested it - Hope your clearing project, is still going Well - Maybe, with this more inhospitable and rainy weather we’ve been having, you might have time to post some more videos :))

That, sure does a lot better job than I would have thought it Possibly could - Especially with the hydraulic top line No added…! Considering modifying my HD Mower, to where the back is convertible from closed to open, and back - as needed… But, ideally, would like to have a front mounted mower, with a rear Power Pack - Biggest holdup to making that happen, is the $$$$ costs… But, sure would save wear and tear, on the Neck - and, would be sooner able to see, uncuttable obstacles - Before, hitting them…!!!

Now, I’m Wishing I had bought a Brush Cutter, instead of a regular mower…,

Looking better and better…

A good landscape rake would come in Really handy, clearing all the left over cuttings - to promote native grasses to grow, and reduce erosion on slopes…

Nice piece of land…

Looks LOTS better…!

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Hard to tell, in the video, whether the blades protrude past the back of the mower - but to be most efficient, they would Need to by at least an inch or two - so that the blades are cutting bigger brush, Before the body of the mower starts trying to push it over…

Interesting, to see how it All started… (similar to you, am using my 2020 MX5400, to clear a few acres in the Texas Hill Country - planning to retire/build in a few years) ((started watching, with the 400 hour service video - your videos, come out Really good - impressive, for someone that just started out making videos - If, there were More, they would be watched - and appreciated by everyone :))

Great job, very clear as to what all, was done - Where/when/how - Great idea, using auto ramps to level up the tractor on the sloping driveway… The MX5400, is a Sweet tractor - just hit 25 hours, on mine - Set up, the same way, Cab/Hydrostatic/Front loader… (first New tractor, after a previous occupation of 10 years, where being on the tractor 7 days a week was the norm - and, a good day, was one without a breakdown - due to the tractors being older, and having LOTS of hours)

I gave you a thumbs up for waxing your tractor.

This attachment seems to work well but I’m wondering how uncomfortable it would be to be turning half way around to work this backing in to all the brush you’re cutting and mulching?

Very helpful video. I got 10 hrs to go then doing my 400 hr service on my mx5200👍love it

That’s awesome. I don’t usually see people doing real work when I click on a Kubota video. It’s usually electric chainsaws, fairy dust, and trying to find the perfect cup holder or best steering wheel spinning knob…

Greetings Fantastic video 🇺🇸🎉🍾🇺🇸 How many HP is your tractor? Thanks for assisting me, keep producing more videos

I am on the fence with a Lane Shark and this brush crusher. I do have a QA box blade and it's quality for sure.

Good video! With the vertical fuel filter you can pre fill it with fuel. Might save a lot of pumping.

Richard Bought my 5400 about year and half ago your video was awesome so good that I enough subscribed. Just did my 400 hr and with your video I completed the service easily. Postscript: I hope to see future videos of your tractor in action. This tractor as been used to help me clear a 105 acres ( still working it doing it by my self) and have used it for stuff it shouldn’t have been ask to do lol, I’ve tried to kill it it just won’t break , I really like my 5400!!

Your channel just came up in my feed. I just watched all your videos. Great job! Isn’t fun to discover what you have behind all that brush? I’m in Eliot, me doing the same thing with 8 acres and lots of invasive species. Thanks for the video on 400 hour service. That was very helpful to me. Loved them all though. Thanks. I’m looking forward to more progress down there!

Yeah I'm sold. Looking for something that can double as a regular brush hog for mowing and a tree eater for my 11 acres of forest. This seems to do the job of both in one implement.

Great video sir!

This video was great work man! Awesome. Next month I am buying an mx5400 2022 model, God willing of course. So I do not anticipate hitting 400 hours for a year or two however this gives me a good idea of where everyhing is that needs to be serviced ahead of time. My question is why are you using Taxable Diesel in your tractor? Why not save some cash and use red dyed farm fuel? I noticed when you were cleaning the water fuel separator that you had regular taxed non dyed fuel in the tub.

that is some nice work

I've been hoping for an updated vid. on this cutter. You may not be affiliated with quick attach but you're their best salesman for this mower. I ordered the 72" in May and still don't have it yet. 12-week lead time when I ordered mine so hopefully arriving soon. I guess after watching this video, a hydraulic top link is getting moved to the top of my wish list. I have one question for you. I have an mx5400 open station, do you get much debris coming back toward the tractor? It doesn't seem like that is a problem from the videos.

Thanks for the update. I got a quote on one and they've gone up a bit since you bought yours. I'm trying to justify more-than-double the money of an Everything Attachments Wicked 60 (75hp box).

I've got a call with Chris shortly and I'm about to order mine! Planning to go with the 66". Thanks for the update and it just reaffirms my decision to order one. What top link cylinder are you running? Have a link to it?

I see you pulled the trigger on a grapple too ! The toplink looks like a handy addition.

When you were draining the real axle I noticed the tractors frame is just two small bars ??

As I said in another of your videos, I'm looking hard at this Brush Thrasher. I'm making an observation in this video that the open back that makes it a killer in the brush also prevents it from mulching grass, eh?

How does it cut going forward and pushing stuff over?