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Read articles →This is an informal field visit where the host tags along to watch his brother-in-law run a DR three-point hitch trimmer mower on a John Deere 1023E along an electric fence line. It covers how the spring-loaded head deflects around posts, how the string is loaded and locked, and string-change frequency. Light on specs and price; useful mainly if you're curious whether this implement can trim under a fence without manual labor.
An owner-operator channel (Kubota B2601, 33-acre farm, DIY focus) visiting a relative's property, so this is casual first-look content rather than a dealership or brand perspective.
Yes, the host and his brother-in-law show it running right under an electric fence wire, and it can also go under a three-board fence if the bottom board is high enough.
No, it has a spring in front that lets the head deflect away from the post by about a foot and then come back around without knocking the post over.
The owner estimates changing the heavy duty string about every hour and a half, describing the process as pretty easy.
A John Deere 1023E, described in the video as roughly a 23 horsepower tractor, is used to power the three-point hitch trimmer mower.
