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Read articles →This is a real-world mowing session rather than a spec review: Kyle takes his Kubota L3301 with a Woods RC5 brush hog to a field near a pond on his family property, working through wet, overgrown ground after heavy rain. He notes how well the tractor holds the cut, mentions the blades needing sharpening, and gives a brief, casual impression of how the L3301 handles brush-hogging duty. Good for buyers wanting a quick, unscripted look at mowing performance rather than detailed specs or numbers.
An owner-operator casually documenting routine mowing work on his own property, not a dealer or technical review.
Kyle mowed a muddy field after heavy rain and pond overflow, and says the Kubota L3301 worked out great despite the wet ground.
Yes, Kyle says the Woods RC5 brush hog seems to work good and the tractor holds the cut pretty well, though the blades need sharpening.