Fail mower B2601

[Inglenook]

Will a 5ft bush hog work on B2601

 

[B737]

I ran a 48" flail mower on B2601 and it did great. Brush hog I used on that machine was also 48" (RCR1548) and I feel like it could have turned a 60" if I went a little slower.

 

[jkrubi12]

19.5 PTO HP on the B2601 iirc....As long as the 3-point connection works well it should work fine, IMO.

'Bush hog' is a generic term for a rear PTO 'brush hog' if we're thinking alike. For a 60-inch brush hog, compare your chosen brand to a LP RCR1260 (if you can find pics of both) for a general compatibility with your B2601.

 

[Inglenook]

I ran a 48" flail mower on B2601 and it did great. Brush hog I used on that machine was 48" and I feel like it could have turned a 60" if I went a little slower.

I have a Ford 641 that the bush hog is now but it’s having engine problems. Need to cut 15 Acres before it gets to high. Thank for the information.

 

[D2Cat]

19.5 PTO HP on the B2601 iirc....As long as the 3-point connection works well it should work fine, IMO.

'Bush hog' is a generic term for a rear PTO 'brush hog' if we're thinking alike. For a 60-inch brush hog, compare your chosen brand to a LP RCR1260 (if you can find pics of both) for a general compatibility with your B2601.

Bush Hog is a brand. https://bushhog.com/.

It's been around so long it's like Xerox paper (copy paper), Crescent wrench (adjustable wrench), Kleenex tissue (facial tissues), Skill saw (circular saw)

 

[B737]

48" flail on B2601

48" RCR1548 on B2601

 

[RalphVa]

Has plenty of hp to do 5 footer, but weight back there could be an issue on hilly ground.

 

[B737]

Has plenty of hp to do 5 footer, but weight back there could be an issue on hilly ground.

Not sure about "plenty", as Kubota explicitly says "no", but it would prob do it...
From Kubota:

B2601 is last column on right