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Read articles →This isn't a Piney Grove homestead episode but a nine-hour hunting-lease bush-hogging marathon in Gulf County, FL, using a Kubota L3901 with a beefed-up King Cutter 5-foot cutter. It shows real heavy-duty brush clearing: knocking down saplings ankle/knee-thick, clearing overgrown roads and food plots, cross-cutting thatch, and working the hydrostatic transmission around stumps. Good for owners curious how an L3901 handles extreme, sustained brush work, not spec comparisons or buying advice.
Posted by the Piney Grove Homestead channel, an owner documenting his own tractor use on his hunting lease rather than a dealer or reviewer.
Yes, the video shows it knocking down saplings as thick as an ankle or knee by hitting them at a high angle to top them off, then knocking out the stumps with a heavy-duty bush hog.
About nine to nine and a half hours of nonstop work, with only a couple of breaks to blow out the radiator, get a drink, and have a snack.
A King Cutter five-foot bush hog that has had about a thousand to two thousand dollars of welding and extra steel added to make it heavy duty.
The cut grass was too thick for a tiller to go through, so the operator cross-cut it to break it into small pieces so it would decompose before planting in November.
