Has anyone ever seen one of these?
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Mower that doesn't leave grass around posts
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That's pretty neat
I saw that on Facebook a couple weeks ago. I'm assuming it would work the same with metal t-posts?
I have seen them, but not exactly like that one. The one I seen was at an auction last year and it was a DR 3-Point Hitch Trimmer Mower brand. I bid on it but did not win. Get you one of those and you will have the cleanest fences in Bulls Gap and cut down on a lot of weed wacker work.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4VJ-OTcCnQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4VJ-OTcCnQ
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jltrent said:
There is a lot more important equipment needed in Bulls Gap. I will stick to spraying for now!
We have all woven wire fencing. That might be a problem.
callmefence
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The day I start cutting grass just to make it short, somebody put me down please.
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TennesseeTuxedo said:
That means you have too much money! :lol2:
Have one that is a trailed type, not quite that fancy, for an ATV or lawn tractor. It does a fine job, but it's slow going, and most ATVs are geared too fast for it.
Can't imagine it would work well with T-posts, but if you're handy you can swing a batwing under most electric fences as long as the posts aren't too close together.
We have hardly ever used it, a regular weedwhacker is way faster.
Can't imagine it would work well with T-posts, but if you're handy you can swing a batwing under most electric fences as long as the posts aren't too close together.
We have hardly ever used it, a regular weedwhacker is way faster.
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I will take your word for it, because I have no idea, but it looks neat.Bigfoot said:
That looks like prison. I said woven wire not chain link. LOL!
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TennesseeTuxedo said:
Sheep man ?
Stocker Steve said:
Nope, just partial to woven wire.
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Stocker Steve said:
Quite a few people in my part of the country have gone to woven wire to keep wild hogs out. If you don't have wild hogs consider yourself very lucky.
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Just timber wolves here. I think they would enjoy some pork.
I have the DR hand operated and tow behind. The tow behind doesn't do what that machine does. Picture is obviously an advertisement as the lower wire is out of the way and wooden posts on flat ground a reasonable distance apart are used. Way different than my situation but a great idea.
