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Read articles →Part 5 of an ongoing land-clearing series, this episode shows a Mahindra 1626 in real work conditions using a front grapple, brush cutter, and Rural King three-point quick attach, with brief comments on how the quick attach performs after several uses. The focus is actual machine operation along a creek line (clearing vines, stacking brush, planning cover crops), not specs or buying advice. Best for owners curious how the 1626 handles light forestry work.
An owner-operator documenting a personal land-clearing project, so expect casual, on-the-ground impressions rather than objective analysis.
After using it four or five times, the owner says it is exactly what it is advertised to be and makes life a lot easier.
A front grapple and a brush cutter are attached to the back of the tractor through a Rural King three-point quick attach.
He wants to kill the vines at the bottom so they rot and can eventually be pulled down, saving the large trees being choked out.
