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Read articles →A hands-on field session pairing the Brush Tiger 35 with a TYM T474, filmed during about 90 minutes of actual edge-trimming and road-border work. Tony explains why tractor weight and ballast matter for this front-mounted mower, specifically fluid-filled rear tires and the option for suitcase weights on slopes, and demonstrates a mulching technique of tilting the blade near ground level. Best for T474 owners or anyone sizing up the Brush Tiger for real property maintenance.
An owner-operator sharing practical impressions from their own working homestead, so expect genuine field experience rather than a sales pitch, though enthusiasm for the equipment runs high.
Tony has the rear tires loaded with roughly 600 to 700 pounds each side, plus the option to add suitcase weights on the back for steeper or hillier ground.
It hooks into tractor power and is pre-wired, so it turns on automatically when the tractor starts. The operator only has to plug it in when hooking up the mower.
Lay the Brush Tiger flat and tilt it back so the blade barely scrapes the ground, which mulches material finely and cleans the ground well.
