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Read articles →This is a real-world field session of an owner brush-hogging waist-high weeds and overgrowth with a New Holland TC30, not a spec review or dealer walkaround. It covers actual cutting through 6-7 foot growth, spotting hazards like buried cable and poison ivy, and mid-job maintenance when the tractor overheats from dust clogging the radiator. Useful for owners curious how the TC30 handles heavy brush-hogging conditions in practice.
Posted by the cal_6_oh channel, an owner-operator sharing casual, hands-on footage from their own property.
Yes, the owner cuts weeds six to seven feet tall and says the 30 horsepower tractor is definitely enough for this brush.
Dust kicked up while mowing gets sucked into the radiator, causing it to run hot, so the owner stops to blow it out.
The video points out a buried cable that could get caught in the mower, plus a large amount of poison ivy growing in the area.
