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Re: How to decide what size brushhog to buy?
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Posted by Bill A on July 25, 2006 at 16:23:30 from (70.189.87.247):
In Reply to: How to decide what size brushhog to buy? posted by Bill A on July 25, 2006 at 09:04:05:
Guys, I appreciate all of the replies. They are all helpful. Here is the deal. I have 320 rough acres of rolling hills with about 200 acres in woods and 120 acres sort of clear. I have been all over the 120 once with a MF135 and a 6' brush hog. My plans are to acquire an appropriate tractor and brush hog because the tractor I currently have is borrowed. I want to keep my tractor purchase under $8500. I will probably only brush hog most of it once or twice a year. Keep the advice coming. It is really appreciated.....
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