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Read articles →This is a real-world land-clearing episode rather than a tractor review: an owner uses the MF 1835E's front-end loader and bucket to clear invasive privet along a driveway and future build pad, digging around roots and pushing plants over by hand since no grapple attachment is installed yet. It's light on specs or bush-hog footage despite the title, best suited to owners curious about everyday brush-clearing use on a homestead.
An owner-operator documenting ongoing homestead work on their own property, with a channel that also sells branded merchandise.
The owner pushes the privet plants over by hand, then uses the loader bucket to scoop out the roots, since the plant regrows from its root system.
Not yet. The owner says a grapple attachment is about four weeks away, so until then privet is grabbed by hand and placed in the bucket.
Privet is an invasive species that spreads through both root propagation and seeds from its berries, allowing it to take over shrub areas if left unchecked.
