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Read articles →This video's core value is a direct timed comparison: a 6-foot Rhino single-spindle rotary cutter on a John Deere 3520 versus a previously filmed 4-foot cutter run on a 1025R across the same 4.3-acre rough tower property. It goes deeper than most mowing videos, sharing lap-by-lap split times, a final runtime of 3 hours 19 minutes, and fuel consumption figures (5.65 vs. 7.1 gallons). Best for compact tractor owners weighing whether stepping up from a 4-foot to a 6-foot cutter is worth it.
An owner-operator channel sharing hands-on experience from their own property, with an informal, experiential tone rather than a dealer or manufacturer perspective.
On this test the 6-foot mower was more than 50% faster than the 4-foot mower across the same 4.3-acre property, though not twice as fast.
About 5.65 gallons for the full 3 hour 19 minute job, compared to 7.1 gallons used by the 4-foot mower on the 1025R over a longer run.
The Rhino TW26 is a much tougher, heavier duty single spindle mower meant to mow bigger brush, compared to the lighter 4-foot mower used previously.
