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Read articles →This is a real-world field test, not a walkaround: an owner pairs a Bushwhacker MD180 15T flexwing batwing cutter with his Kubota M7060 to mow overgrown hayfields with heavy dog fennel, testing different gears and speeds to see how the combo handles. He reports on power, heat performance, and fuel use, then gives honest pros and cons of the cutter itself, including one design gripe (no PTO shaft guide). Good for buyers weighing whether an M7060-class tractor has enough horsepower for a 15-foot batwing.
Posted by Scott of the Indigo Acres Farm channel, an owner sharing hands-on impressions from actually using the equipment on his own property.
Yes. The owner says people doubt the M7060 can handle a 15T batwing, but it pulled the 4,200 pound cutter in any gear with no problems and no heat issues even at 96 degrees.
Fifth gear at 4.5 mph left dog fennel stalks standing in windrows. Dropping to fourth gear at 3.6 to 3.7 mph did a better job in the thick dog fennel.
There is no guide for the PTO shaft, which is extremely heavy, unlike the Woods FlexWing cutter that has an adjustable guide for easy connection.
Bushwhacker provides a setup video, and it takes about 30 minutes to get the whole system set up and hooked up to your tractor.
