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Read articles →This is a personal homestead vlog, not a tractor review: Dana runs his Kubota B2650 with a 60-inch brush hog (not his own, borrowed from his dad, brand unknown) mowing overgrown Florida acreage for the first time, cutting dog fennel and other weeds. It touches on cab heat/AC performance and a GoPro 360 camera mount, but skips specs, controls, or hands-on tractor detail. Best for viewers following the homestead story rather than shoppers researching the B2650.
Posted by the 36\18 Alaskan\Florida Life channel, an owner sharing personal homesteading updates rather than a technical or dealer review.
In about 90 degree Fahrenheit weather, the cab stayed around 78 degrees. It worked okay but still felt a little hot, prompting Dana to consider window tinting.
Yes. Dana mowed overgrown Florida acreage for almost a week with a borrowed 60-inch brush hog, and it cut everything with no problems and blades that never got dull.
Dog fennel is a tall weed that naturally repels fleas and ticks. Dana mentions it can reportedly be used in dog kennels to help limit fleas and ticks.
