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Read articles →An owner-operator progress update showing real-world clearing work with an RK37 running a grapple and brush hog simultaneously. The video focuses on practical challenges, managing the combined length of implements during turns, working a sloped clay site, and planning a safer driveway approach. It's a casual field report rather than a how-to, best suited for RK37 owners curious about using both implements together on rough terrain.
Posted by the Heide Homestead channel, which appears to document an owner's ongoing land-clearing projects from a personal-use perspective.
The combined length of the two implements makes it harder to turn, especially on slopes, and the owner found a clay slope slick enough to worry about sliding toward a culvert.
In this session the owner cleared at least half an acre, possibly close to a full acre, in about four hours of brush hogging.
The slope and slick clay made turning scary, so the owner planned to clear vegetation and bring the path in more gradually for a safer turn, especially for kids driving it.
