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Read articles →This video focuses specifically on running the Baumalight MP348 brush mulcher on a Kubota B2601 in rough, uneven creek-bottom terrain, a real-world scenario most walkarounds skip. The creator shares honest observations about the B2601's PTO horsepower limits (noting 19.2 HP at PTO barely meets the attachment's minimum), how the mulcher handles briars and small trees, and where hand-cleanup is still needed. Best for B2601 owners considering this attachment.
An owner-operator documenting hands-on work on his own 33-acre farm, so expect candid field impressions rather than a sales pitch.
Yes, but it barely meets the minimum PTO horsepower requirement, running at 1,920 PTO horsepower at full RPM (540 PTO), so it just makes it work.
It can push down two to three inch trees but can't fully mulch them due to limited PTO horsepower. It handles trees up to about an inch and a half well.
Yes, tall vines and briars may just get cut off at the base instead of sucked in, leaving some hand work to finish clearing.
