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Read articles →This is a personal homestead vlog, not a tractor review: the owner and a visiting friend use the L3302 with a brush hog to clear trails and pasture for a future shooting range and pastureland, cutting saplings and downed logs. There's minimal discussion of specs or capabilities beyond noting the hydraulic line once cracked from hitting saplings. Good for lifestyle viewing, not for buying research.
An owner-operator sharing casual homesteading footage from their own property, with a friend along for the day, rather than a technical review.
Yes, the owner says that last time he went over saplings with the brush hog, they kicked up and cracked the hydraulic line of the tractor, so he was trying to avoid repeating that.
The brush hog cleared about a hundred pigment tree saplings roughly a year and a half to two years old, though the owner notes they were a little too big for the brush hog to take down cleanly.
A spotter drives or walks the perimeter first, scouting for down logs, big rocks, stumps, and other hazards that could damage the tractor or brush hog.
