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Read articles →A real-world test of whether the Kubota LX3310's 72-inch mulch deck can handle six-foot thistles and overgrown weeds without a brush hog or flail mower. The owner discovers a two-pass technique, using the loader bucket to press weeds down before the deck hits them, and honestly compares results with and without it. Brief but practical; most useful to compact-tractor owners wondering what a finish mower can realistically handle in neglected ground.
Posted by the Luke da outdoor guy channel, which appears to be an owner sharing observations from their own property.
It did not do a terrible job but a flail mower or brush hog would do better in one pass. With two passes and bucket pressing, it mowed down pretty good.
Use the loader bucket to press the weeds down so they get underneath the deck and lift up a little before the blades hit them.
No, it did this all effortlessly and never bogged down, though you could hear the blades working extra hard.
