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Read articles →An owner-operator walk-and-work video pairing two sponsored implements, the Rhino AG TW36 rear-mounted brush cutter and the Lane Shark Hammerhead loader-mounted cutter, on a TYM T574 during real trail-clearing on his own wooded property. It covers why each tool has a role the other can't fill, shows both in action on fence lines, brush piles, and vertical cuts, and includes an unusually candid disclosure about sponsorship bias. Best for anyone weighing a dual-cutter setup for trail or property-line work.
An owner-operator channel that accepts equipment sponsorships from the brands featured, including TYM, Rhino AG, and Lane Shark, which the creator openly acknowledges on camera.
The TW36 is a three-point rear cutter rated for four-inch material, best for bulk field cutting. The Lane Shark is a loader-mounted cutter that articulates for vertical cutting in tight areas and along fence lines, rated for three-inch material.
Yes, the video shows it cutting a limb four to five inches in diameter about ten feet up in the air.
Yes, the owner says his prior six-foot brush cutter weighed about 600 pounds, while the Rhino AG TW36 weighs about 1,300 pounds, over twice as much for the same width.
