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Read articles →This is a personal property update, not a tractor review: the owner runs his Kubota B2650 with a Land Pride RCF2060 five-foot brush hog to clear regrowth (blackberries, thorn trees, briars) on a previously cleared section of his land. It's mostly narration over brush-hogging footage and pond/fence-line commentary, with brief comments on why he chose the heavier-duty cutter. Good for owners curious about real-world brush hog use and maintenance upkeep, not spec comparisons or a formal tractor walkaround.
An owner-operator vlogging routine work on his own Oklahoma property, offering casual firsthand impressions rather than a structured review.
He originally considered a lighter duty brush hog but went with the heavier RCF2060. It cost more but held up well, and he does not worry about running over small trees with it.
He cut back overlapping blackberries with a chainsaw or loppers, made one brush hog pass, then repeated, cutting and mowing about 20 to 25 times until it was clear.
He says young thorn trees are too soft to hurt a tire now, but if left to grow for a year or more they could get large enough to puncture a tire.
