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Read articles →An owner-operator takes his Kubota B2601 and Bush Hog SQ48 to mow a roughly two-acre overgrown meadow with small trees and multiflora rose, a real paying job rather than a demo. The most useful detail is a practical aside on off-road vs. on-road diesel pricing. Actual mowing footage is minimal in the transcript sample. Best for B2601 owners curious about light commercial brush work or fuel-cost tips.
An owner-operator sharing real-world use of his B2601 on his own property and occasional paid jobs, with no apparent dealer or brand affiliation.
The flail mower gives a nicer finish, but trees up to an inch and a half in diameter in the field made the bush hog rotary mower the better choice.
Regular diesel was $3.98 per gallon while off-road diesel was $3.14 per gallon, an 84 cent difference, saving about $8.40 on ten gallons.
A two-acre meadow that had not been mowed in a while, with trees growing in it up to an inch and a half in diameter and multiflora rose.
