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Read articles →This video's hook is a real-world durability check: the owner pulls the blades off his Bush Hog BH26 after mowing down corn stalks, hitting stumps, and cutting small trees, and shows the actual blade condition to explain why he chose the brand over cheaper alternatives. The tractor itself (Kioti NX6010) is in the background doing the work rather than being examined. Best for buyers weighing brush hog brand decisions, not NX6010 specs.
Posted by the Kapper Outdoors Modern homestead channel, an owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from their own rural property.
The owner hit stumps and cut down trees three to four inches thick, and the blades were hardly damaged, with only one spot showing real wear.
He says the blades must be hardened since they held up through hitting stumps and trees, which is why he paid extra for the heaviest duty six footer he could find.
No, the owner says this would be the first time sharpening them, and he was surprised how little damage they had despite the use.
