RhinoAg MDB130 - Pushing Back The Brush 

Keeping up with the fence lines are next to impossible...looks like RHINO came to the rescue. I believe this addition, while not used daily, will make property line and pasture maintenance a breeze. Excellent addition!

Wow..you do amazing work. As a RhinoAG Dealer that is the best promotional/testimonial demonstration for the MDB130. They need to send you the full line-up of equipment to test and video! That will keep you busy for a few weeks. Thanks for the time you took to help me as a dealer show my customers what the benefits of adding a MDB130 to their fleet. I think a Great Video would be a Tag Team of the 4155 & MDB130 reclaiming your ground. We are in severe drought and every acre of pasture & hay is going to matter this year and if they would have just cleaned the brush back a little how much farther their fields could have feed their livestock. Send me some of green grass!!!

Ryan, I think there are few things that give you such INSTANT gratification as much as seeing fields and pastures reclaimed from brush and brambles. The mower is great.

The joy of cutting up weeds and briars with a brush cutter cannot be captured in words or video. I only have a subcompact with a 4 foot mower but it is so nice to slash up the crap.

It’s great to see farmers on the other side of our planet, thinking the same way as i am. Here in Sweden farmers, often don’t bother to do this procedure.. They do not seem to understand that for example, nettles and cocklebur spread their seeds in to the fields and next time their ploughing the fields, they get a LOT of problem with this type of weed! Especially the ecological farmers... great vids btw

There's always something satisfying about seeing the before and after.. Thanks for sharing Ryan...

BRUSH....IT'S WHAT'S FOR BRUNCH! Nice work!

I saw that you had this hooked up to the 7600 for the Farm Day but had to dismount it so more people could get tractor rides out in the fields. This is the job it was made to do. Thanks for the demonstration!

Sweet new toy... I was adding up a lot of saved time!

I could definitely use that here and there and over there. Watched this while walking around doing chores.

That's just too cool you taught your dog to get up in the tractor like that! Awesome video!

never been a big john dear fan but there is something about old tractors :)

The biggest test for those mowers is after a couple decades. They are all meant to last a couple years but when you have one that is 50 years old from woods and is still going strong. Im sure rino is a trusty brand but personally always liked the woods mowers.

Awesome video Ryan that rhino really chewed up the brush

Awesome video! Your video helped me make a more informative decision and I purchased an MDB130. Thank you so much!

Man, that rhino MDB130 cuts really nice!

That p is going to be some awesome pasture again

Amazing what that thing can take out

That pasture would be goat heaven.

Everyone is telling you to get goats BUT I have been around goats all my life and you MUST have good fences to keep them in .Great video Ryan keep them coming LATER

that rhino realy does the job and it's a beast!!

Best advertisement for them, real world use...great video.

That was us in the red truck watching you video this episode. We're from Idaho travelling around the country in our motorhome and wanted to come by to see your place. I did not know anything about Farm Day......bummer.

Flush cut the stumps or stump grinder, your biggest problem would be solved. However, just mowing down "small trees" and brush, in a few yrs time, you'll forget about where those particular "stubs" are but, promise you, you're tractor tires will still find them. Great video, cheers :)

Perfect video to watch,while I eat my supper!

If you guys can, should get a small track loader at auction to clean up the pastures. You could use it for heavier work that the bobcat cant do as well

I'd let you come down with that thing and put down all this brush on our road! Lol this is so satisfying to watch.

What a great job your mower does

Awesome rig, Ryan!! That thing powers through that brush like a beast!!! I own an old Servis/Rhino CY-72 6-foot brush hog and it's an absolute beast. I have put it through some tough conditions and it can withstand the brush, bramble, and heavy grass I give it. the Ford 420 I have it hooked to is a really nice brush hogging tractor. It seems to have enough power to run the huge brush hog. Good luck with the farm this year!!

I like that mower.... Kinda like the side arm mowers degelman has but the 3 point hitch makes it more handy

A real slasher movie we have a Rhino chopper and it can cut through anything once you get it up to speed.

keep practicing your mowing

Love the mowing videos and seeing Rocket!

first pto driven one I have seen. All the others have been hydraulic blade gearbox.

Do more videos like this they are awesome but every how farms work video is awesome

The BEAST's BABY BRO who is just a little off to himself.

Would like to had one of those when I had the cabin up north

You do great demo videos of any equipment, but all that Rhino Ag stuff is awesome.

Great video Ryan thanks for sharing have a great day

I love to see land being reclaimed from creeping brush! You shall not pass!!!! 😂😂😂

Greetings from Belgium really love your videos

That thing is a monster beast! great video and ride along !

Wow that thing is a beast!

Thanks for the video Ryan

You're getting to be pretty famous.

Nice job on the bushes !!

Amazing. Good investment.

Easy on the trees 🌲

Hey I love your videos

It would be a lot easier to handle if u had the jd command arm in that tractor. I know it doesn’t come with it but if you’re going to buy a new one you should look out for the command

Well done .

Great video! I only caught about five minutes of one of the live streams but it looked like everyone had a lot of fun! I wish I could have been there or at least have watched one of the live streams. But I was just too busy this week.

been there, done that but with much, much less money - '05 NH TC33DA and Landpride RC72 back in high then lower slowly till it stop chunk, chunkin' the4 in birch tree. sdh in the TOBACCO VALLEY of CT

Wow Ryan that Rhino sure can make your life easy, The bigger modal does a great job on the big scale but this one can get into some pretty tight places.

You should actually go to the pasture with Travis on the 46 with the 4155 and you with the 76 and this mower that would sure make a nice video

In the future, your much better off cutting down the locust and painting the stump with something like Tordon. You're not doing anything by mowing it down except to send its rhizome roots in every direction. Have you ever pulled one by the root? The roots literally go 100 feet in every direction. That's how locust groves start, by mowing them down and causing them to expand. FYI.

Nice Technology Nice Farm greets Marko

Hell of a lawn mower lol

Hi i Enjoy you farm Day for 2018 . And i am Looking forword to see next ,year up and coming 2019 . Keep up the good work .

That Rhino mower makes it nice so you don't have to get too close with the cab of a tractor. Even with a 15-foot batwing mower you still have to get pretty close. Hope you have a great day

1:54 yes

Great vid Ryan

Thank you for a well done video Ryan. Hedge trimmer on steroids!

Follow up vid suggestion / Rhino 4155 in the pastures then clean up / the MDB 130. Before and after. Great video.

WoW, thaïs machine si very impressive

Getting rid of that brush will get rid of alot of mosquitos.

Seems like a very useful piece of equipment for brush in the ditches but the majority of what you were using it for it for it was just to small. BTW we need more Rocket-cam.

I need that for the the ditch banks between my fields

That's a nice rig and I'm sure if you have enough work to justify the cost of it... I'm sure that thing ain't cheap. Does it have hydraulic deck tilt so that you can tilt the deck more vertical to buzz back tree limbs and stuff in/near fences or trees? That would really make it a lot handier. My brother works for the county drainage district running slope mowers (with a 4 foot "bonnet" (shredder deck) like this one, but on a long telescoping boom that can reach over fences and creeks to mow the banks, and can tilt up to knock down limbs and brush growing out over the rights-of-way). Really handy... Thing is with brush, basically if you want to KILL it (for good) you gotta follow up with some sort of herbicide... buzzing the stuff off down to the ground just gets rid of the top growth, and most of the time it comes right back in a year... To each his own but when I get rid of brush, I want it GONE FOR GOOD... (well, kill the roots and all so any that comes back is having to come from seed, so it's much easier to kill and keep clean). Why I love that Remedy/diesel fuel basal bark treatment so much... just spray the bottom foot or so of the trunks or stems of trees and brush and it'll kill it roots and all within a few months. If the brush is too thick or dense to spray the bases of the brush, you *can* just "hose it down" with the sprayer and it will kill it out too... Let the stuff die and dry down and you can easily push it out with a skid steer or loader tractor, push it up into burn piles, and then you've got good completely clean ground ready for grass to get established to be available for your livestock... Later! OL J R :)

Good video Ryan

I used to make those

I've always preferred a good flail mower. They'll eat anything.

Rhino just sold another 5 units. Hell of a tool and you worked like you stole it..hard. It sure is beautiful back home. Thank you for farmday and in 2020 sell food. Your farmers. Take preorders and schedule with finished beef, chickens, produce and get your cousin or a permaculture partner mob grazing the pastures. They will double production and let the animals do the heavy lifting. Rent a cold box truck for order pickup and sales at Farmday. Throw out the middlemen except the butcher and those asshat regulations for big ag to swallow little ag. Swedish homestead, Richard Perkins, Gregg Judy. Build the brand and sell direct to loyal subscribers. Safe food is a premium. I hope you can cook and sell your own prepared foods. Good way to build pastures, take pre orders and 50% down on family's buying a head of beef ect. Charge a premium and fill every car up with Hempanol in 2020. Give the fuel away with $100.00 platinum ticket to farmday. Put a zipline support and rigging on the platform on the new bin. Perfect kid and adult ride paying for the safe stairs vs ladder like the last great choice. It's going to double in 2020. Hell of a job and 400k subscribers will be 1 million by then. Lucas mills would love the exposure cutting 1000 board ft an hour at the event making lumber for the post and beam cattle, hay hemp building during farm day raising.

Nice piece of equipment to reclaim ground from encroaching weeds and brush. MB BAR RANCH

Holy Hanna that thing just swallowd a tree in one big gulp

Tractor porn, plus the gratification of seeing nice, neat pasture & roadsides. My day is made!! 😂 Great job as always, Ryan.

That witch laugh tho

If that thing had a cylinder that connected from the arm to the top of the mowing deck so you could keep it flat as you raised it that thing would be better imo

here's hoping that the Tornado that touched down in Potosi missed You.....

How big of a tractor do you need to run one of those mowers? Nice video

Hi Ryan, can you mow perpendicularly to the ground at the highest point with this thing?

Have you not heard of hedge trimmers in the USA

Sure beats weedeating all of that

Can someone explain the significance of the locust tree? Particularly why you can't get close? We don't have them in my part of the world that I know of... or any other name they may go by?

Nice video ryan

Don't you have a bat wing that will do the same thing and cover more ground ?

Sweet

Ryan, any flat tires after shooting this video because of driving on all of the cut brush?

Is that a boom mower? I’m surprised you don’t have to have weights on the other side to balance it out cause I work at the county and we have to

R.I.P tree }:)

"Beast mode activated..." LOL

I’ve seen ur videos for a year now

after logging a section, have you ever considered planting Christmas Trees? Is there a nearby Metro Area nearby to market to? just an idea..........

Guess it has been awhile since you have done that.

Do you guys not use hedge trimmers for you v ditches and bush bashing like us in the UK

How does the pasture look where you mowed last year ??

Nice video as always mr kuster what was that fiddle tune you used ?

Great machine, would it work for reaching under electric fences to clean scrub? we've used bale ring feeding to knock down scrub at the edge of pasture.

Are you going to make a video with the 4155

didi you do the concrete block test yet ?????