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Most of those Brown open deck models are rated for 8” diameter trees, I own something similar that fits to the front of my Kubota track loader and is powered by the high flow hydraulics, it will cut 8”, trees, a human foot would be nothing to these machines! the Brown brush hog that the OP...

Brown make some great equipment including an open deck tree cutter, I’ve been wanting one for years! Yes their equipment is heavy duty and well made, your cutter at 1200lbs is very heavy duty.

MX6000 You will not be disappointed with your new chipper, I have the MX-9900 which is very similar, Woodmaxx makes good equipment and it is US made. Mine is just a beast and eats whole trees or large branches all day long, I have about 8 miles of trails that I maintain, the auto feed is an...

Relocated my L3901 tractor today from home garden duty to woodland food plotting, getting ready for a few weekends of work with food plotting, I round up a couple of friends and try to have a tractor set up for each key operation, spreading, rototilling, cultipacking etc. Also trailered three...

Welcome to the forum. Yes once you have pulled the 2 retaining pins that go through the bolts you remove the 2 bolts, you will then be able to fold down the ROPS and reinsert the bolts and pins with the ROPS down. Good luck with it.

Try Uship.com I’ve shipped a tractor from Texas to Michigan, bulldozer and many attachments.. good luck with it

I think this is a safety issue of potential debris flying in all directions. When the brush hog is in its normal cutting position any debris is normally managed by the safety chains or shields, if you run it at transport height or a raised angle, debris can shoot in all directions including back...

I do a lot of chipping as I have a large acreage of woodland, I have a stand-alone Troy Built 13hp chipper but to be honest it is not man enough or fast enough, I purchased a 9” capable Woodmaxx MX-9900 with hydraulic feed. I cut a lot of 3-5” diameter tress and this chipper just takes the whole...

Take a look at tractor seats.com i was trying to use my tractor yesterday in 95 degree sunshine, seat was so hot I could not sit on it, good job fertilizer bags are white!

Tractor ownership will require some larger tools but typically not for your tractor, attachments often need larger tools. I have a 3/4 drive socket set from harbor freight $70 and use many of the large sockets on things like lower pins on attachments, bush hog blade bolts, very useful on many...

I have a mx5800 and pull an everything attachments heavy duty 82” disc, you need weight in the disc unit to get into the ground, angle has an impact on pulling. I use a Woods BBX72 brush hog with a slip clutch. My MX handles both units very well.

There are a lot of factors, cash purchase vs financing, kubota incentives, time of year etc. you should decide on exact specification and any extras and then shop 3 dealers. I would anticipate 10 to 13% discount from list as realistic.

I have a set of UA 48” forks with headache rack, made in USA reasonably priced at pallet forks.com I use them on MX5800 very nice forks

No decision here for the tractor I would buy the new MX5400 for the extra $500. Your cutting attachment is another decision.

Tom, Congratulations on the new tractor, have still not seen a new LX yet myself. All of my tractors are open rops, cab would be nice but my land is mainly heavy woodland. Share a couple of photos when it arrives.

Did you buy it used is there a chanse someone else took it apart and did not reassemble with this inner plate? I guess you can get away without it as you said yours has been working for some time without it. I have Woods BBX rotary cutters and they use a Belleville Spring style clutch on the PTO...

Well done, that looks great and so practical.

You may want to check a number of items: 1. Is there any oil in the gearbox. They normally have a fill port and a full level drain port where oil will run out when at the full level. 2. Stand overnight with paper below to see if oil leaks. 3. Can you easily turn the blades manually, is the...

Part number 6 is the Inner Pressure Plate are you sure it has not become corroded onto part #7 the Outer Pressure Plate?

Thanks for that info. Ill order one.