Clearing a powerline right of way - Rut MFG 28" Disc Mulcher 

Thank you! It sure solves the brush problem. It goes where a brush hog and tractor can't! Hope all is well Uncle.

It does pretty well. The E26 is a bit light in the rear end for this mulcher head. It needs some more counterweight. I'd say an additional 400lbs would be perfect.

My slightly heavier kx033 has the same issue, blade low behind me helps.

You're welcome, very happy thus far.

Thank you!

It is designed to throw all the material away from you while you use it. I don't recommend using it on an open cab machine, but I have not had any issues. I do wear my forestry helmet and I built a protective cage for the front of the machine since.

@@PathfinderExcavating makes sense just wondering because I have a open cab skid steer and wanted to know how your protecting yourself

A simple expanded metal cage that you can bolt on in front of you. Or a piece of heavy-duty shater proof polymer that's see through would work.

@@PathfinderExcavating I’m going to look into that because seems like a decent way to protect myself

Good luck maybe I'll show what I built in a video so you can get an idea of what mine looks like.

Definitely cheaper but I wouldn't say faster in this circumstance. A brush cutter on a tractor isn't as efficient and typically bends the brush over and doesn't get the entire stem. This mulcher also works on slopes, which I didn't show in the video but the sides of this old road slope very steeply.

With my military discount, it was right around 6k.

For my machine. I just hold the AUX button until both sides of the button turn green. Once that happens, I click the button on the bottom side of the right joystick, and it produces constant flow.

I purchased the blade carrier! Didn't get to use it yet. I'll check out your videos. Thanks for commenting.

@@PathfinderExcavating the blade carrier cuts the grassy stuff much better and still cuts the heavy stuff also 👍🏼

14.6 GPM