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Read articles →A hobby homesteader's unplanned afternoon of property cleanup that turns into cutting a new 700-foot trail through wooded land using a TYM 4820 with a Baumalight brush mulcher, while the Kubota BX handles trail mowing with a rotary cutter. The mulcher's ability to knock down trees up to about four inches without a chainsaw is the practical focus. Best for owners curious how the Baumalight performs on real overgrown terrain rather than a spec-driven review.
An owner-operator documenting day-to-day life on their own 38-acre hobby homestead, so expect candid, unscripted footage with personal commentary rather than a structured equipment review.
As long as the trees are about four inches or smaller, the operator can just back over them with the mulcher and grind them up without needing a chainsaw.
It leaves a mulched up, ground up trail surface made of dirt, bark, and mulch, described as an awesome result for driving vehicles through.
The video shows the Kubota BX could not get through the overgrown trail at first, but after mulching with the TYM 4820 the trail was wide and clear enough to drive the TYM through.
