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Re: Right Brush Cutter
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Posted by JDknut on August 24, 2005 at 14:15:03 from (152.119.204.81):
In Reply to: Right Brush Cutter posted by Don in Missouri on August 24, 2005 at 09:35:05:
I'd be barkin' at a flail mower if I were you, considering what you have to cut. A flail mower does a decent job with finish quality cutting and can also handle weeds and very light brush. The brush hog is good for heavy brush and weeds, but not so well on a finish area. Your Deere should handle a 6 ft. or 7 ft. flailer OK. The onliest thing about a flail cutter is that they are more expensive to buy than a hog and it is a rumpache to sharpen all those little knives. BTW where in Missouri? My mother lives in Columbia and I have frequently frequented Mark Twain Lake.
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