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Read articles →This is one owner's evening land-clearing session on his own Pennsylvania property, using an L3901 with a brush hog to knock down small trees and brush ahead of a planned excavator rental. It's light on tractor specs or buying advice, but includes practical operator tips, like watching the loader bucket for catching trees while backing up in the woods. Best for L-series owners doing similar brush-clearing work, not shoppers researching the tractor.
Posted by the Outdoors With The Morgans channel, an owner sharing hands-on land-clearing footage from his own property rather than a dealer or reviewer.
Watch the front bucket when backing up and turning, since it can catch on trees, especially small 2 to 3 inch ones that can pull down on top of you.
It can push over small trees, but for clearing 150 to 200 trees it is more practical to rent an excavator with a hydraulic thumb rather than doing it all with the tractor.
An excavator with a hydraulic thumb can get stumps out and knock down many trees quickly, doing in an hour what would take weeks with just the tractor.
