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Read articles →This video is an owner's real-world reasoning on sizing a brush cutter for a Kubota MX5400, not a spec sheet rundown. He explains why he chose a 72-inch (six-foot) bush hog over an eight-foot Land Pride unit, focusing on reach around trees, fence lines, and pasture edges, plus keeping the implement width matched to the tractor. Useful for buyers weighing width tradeoffs before purchase; it doesn't cover pricing or PTO specs.
Appears to be an owner-operator sharing personal decision-making and hands-on field experience rather than a dealer or manufacturer.
The eight foot bush hogs are not as long, making it harder to reach deep around pasture edges and under obstacles compared to the standard 72-inch unit.
Yes, having a bush hog the same width as the tractor helps avoid the leading edge catching on fences or trees while mowing around them.
A shorter, standard width bush hog gives extra reach to get back underneath limbs and into tight edges before the tractor width becomes an issue.
