Overall, I've been impressed with the "Y" or grass blades & the articulation capabilities of the mower. I got a set of "Hammer" blades for it too. Those blades can cut sapplings up to about 3", from what I've seen. Thanks for stopping by.
Evening Gary. I'll try to get another video of the mower next time I mow the horse lot off. The Wife's Dang Horse doesn't keep up very well when it comes to eating the grass. LOL
Nice looking mower! Would work great for field edges!! Vertical and horizontal.. colored zip ties work pretty good, paint is more permanent. But it still wears off with weather. Most of our hoses are tied together in pairs and the primary (usually the lift side) is painted red. Does a nice job!! Thank you Ron! Take care.
Thanks Ed. Yes sir, field edges, ditch banks, etc. I actually have the hoses paired up from the cylinders & then paired up as to which hoses go to the retract couplings & extend couplings.
@@onehappyfarmer3461 I've got a friend that works for the outfit that sales a variety of implements, primarily for the compact & sub-compact tractor market. Tractor Tools Direct in Terre Haute, IN.
In order to do a decent job mowing buck brush, you'd have to change out the blades for a set of the hammer blade style. From what I've read, the hammer blades can cut sapplings of about 2 inches in diameter (50mm).
Looks like it did a nice job! If you get all your hydraulics set, can you just let the three point hitch float, or do you have to adjust things on the go?
Thanks Chris. I'm still learning how to run the dang thing yet. 😂😂 It's pretty slick being able to easily change the position of the mower on the go. In hindsight, I did forget to pull the pin on the 3 point of the mower that allows it to move freely when following the terrain of the ground. I'll try to get another video out next time I mow the horse lot.
Whatever color of zip tie combination that works for you. I've marked one set one color & the other set another color. I used the combination of a single zip tie for one direction & two zip ties for the other direction. I literally hate trying to figure out hydraulic hose combinations when hooking up to an implement.
Heard good things about them
Overall, I've been impressed with the "Y" or grass blades & the articulation capabilities of the mower. I got a set of "Hammer" blades for it too. Those blades can cut sapplings up to about 3", from what I've seen. Thanks for stopping by.
Good evening Ron!
Will be interesting to see how well that you like it.
I love the off set feature.
Evening Gary. I'll try to get another video of the mower next time I mow the horse lot off. The Wife's Dang Horse doesn't keep up very well when it comes to eating the grass. LOL
@crslyrn that's why they are called hay burners and not grass burners lol...ask me how I know lol
@@bcpfarmandtrucking6560 😂😂😂😂 Oh I've seen. 😂😂😂😂😂
Nice looking mower! Would work great for field edges!! Vertical and horizontal.. colored zip ties work pretty good, paint is more permanent. But it still wears off with weather. Most of our hoses are tied together in pairs and the primary (usually the lift side) is painted red.
Does a nice job!!
Thank you Ron! Take care.
Thanks Ed. Yes sir, field edges, ditch banks, etc. I actually have the hoses paired up from the cylinders & then paired up as to which hoses go to the retract couplings & extend couplings.
@@crslyrn perfect 👍
Gonna have to rename the channel Ron’s new toys 🤔😁
“New toys that you didn’t know existed”. I never seen a flail mower like that before.
😂😂😂😂 Well, 😂😂😂😂😂
@@onehappyfarmer3461 I've got a friend that works for the outfit that sales a variety of implements, primarily for the compact & sub-compact tractor market. Tractor Tools Direct in Terre Haute, IN.
Thanks fer sharing
Good evening Ron. Nice looking mower
Evening Ron. Thanks.
I've always wanted one of those for mowing.
I've been at least wanting to try using one on the horse lot.
Just pretty dang slick!!!
Doc
That's what I thought too, Doc. Now if I can get things figured out & adjusted. 😂😂
When did you get the LS?
Back in March. I know, it's not a Farmall, IH or a CASE INTERNATIONAL but, it was cheaper than most used of it's size & had "Warranty".
@@crslyrn You don't need to explain to me. A friend of mine just bought one
Good evening Ron.
Evening Ed.
Hell ya Ron it will work well for you way cheaper then you can buy a new name brand!🇺🇸🇺🇸🍻
I don't have a problem buying the "Off Brand" implements. I do worry about finding parts someday tho.
I'd like to see that machine in buck brush and sappling trees
In order to do a decent job mowing buck brush, you'd have to change out the blades for a set of the hammer blade style. From what I've read, the hammer blades can cut sapplings of about 2 inches in diameter (50mm).
Looks like it did a nice job! If you get all your hydraulics set, can you just let the three point hitch float, or do you have to adjust things on the go?
Thanks Chris. I'm still learning how to run the dang thing yet. 😂😂 It's pretty slick being able to easily change the position of the mower on the go. In hindsight, I did forget to pull the pin on the 3 point of the mower that allows it to move freely when following the terrain of the ground. I'll try to get another video out next time I mow the horse lot.
You can mark your hoses what color zip ties
Whatever color of zip tie combination that works for you. I've marked one set one color & the other set another color. I used the combination of a single zip tie for one direction & two zip ties for the other direction. I literally hate trying to figure out hydraulic hose combinations when hooking up to an implement.