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Read articles →This is an owner's first-time PTO experience with a borrowed 4-foot Tractor Supply brush hog on a CK3510, not a review of a properly-matched implement. It covers hooking up an unfinished PTO wiring issue left by the dealer, then shows pasture mowing footage of overgrown fields for horses and cows. Useful mainly for seeing PTO basics and real overgrown-pasture cutting, not implement sizing advice.
An owner-operator (Parker Farms) documenting hands-on use on their own small farm property.
The dealer never hooked up the PTO switch wiring. The owner traced the electronic wire, found it disconnected, hooked it up, and the PTO worked fine afterward.
You push the switch down to turn the PTO on and push it the other way to turn it off. The owner says it works great once wired correctly.
Yes, the owner used a borrowed 4-foot Tractor Supply brush hog on the CK3510 to mow an overgrown pasture, though he notes it is smaller than the tractor can handle.
