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Read articles →An owner-operator running a gifted, beat-up 6-foot brush hog on his Kioti NS6010 to clear a thistle-and-cocklebur field. The cab-view footage covers real-world details: using 500 lbs of rear ballast to dampen blade vibration, running the PTO at 2,000 rather than 2,800 RPM, a quick-hitch fitment modification, and candid praise for the NS6010's four-wheel-drive engagement. Best for owners curious about brush-hog pairing and day-to-day field work rather than spec-focused buyers.
Posted by the Luke da outdoor guy channel, presenting as a property owner sharing informal hands-on impressions from his own land.
About 500 pounds of rear ballast helps minimize vibration from the brush cutter's two blades, which vibrate especially on startup.
It is easy to use: press the button and it engages, let go and it drops off. It helped pop over an embankment when a rear wheel lost traction.
The owner runs it at about 2,000 RPM instead of the recommended 2,800, and it still powers the mower easily without bogging down.
Yes, it lifts and moves a 72-inch mower deck plus 500 pounds of ballast effortlessly without noticeable jostling, even with a loaded front bucket.
