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Read articles →This is an early first-use session with a new LX3310 paired with a Bomalite MP348 brush mulcher on woody sprouts too large for a standard brush mower. Tim explicitly withholds a tractor evaluation since it's his first real project with the machine, so there's no spec talk or comparison, the value here is watching him develop mulching technique (backing angles, head height, wet-ground limits) in real conditions, best suited to someone considering this compact-tractor-plus-mulcher combination for gradual property clearing.
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Yes, Tim says the tractor did the job that day with no problem, handling sprouts too big for his standard brush mower.
Keep the head six to eight inches off the ground on the first backward pass, then lower it going forward, to avoid pulling sprouts under the tractor.
No, Tim would not want to clear five acres in a single day; he recommends it for long-term clearing over months or years instead.
Avoid it when too wet, since it can rut the ground and make mowing difficult all summer; borderline wet still worked but needed patience.
