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Read articles →A farm-vlog tutorial focused on hooking up and leveling a Woods BB72x brush cutter to a John Deere 5065's three-point hitch. It walks through lift arms, PTO shaft safety, using a spud wrench, and leveling the deck front-to-back and side-to-side. The pacing is loose, a Cat track loader arrival interrupts the lesson mid-way, but the leveling steps near the end are practical. Best for first-timers learning proper brush hog setup.
An owner-operator channel documenting everyday work on a 150-acre North Carolina farm, so the perspective is hands-on and practical rather than sales-oriented.
Line up the lift arm inside the hitch section, lift and move it over, using a spud wrench to help align the pin hole, then connect the PTO shaft with the tractor shut off.
Lower it until it just touches the ground, check height on both sides so they match, then use the three-point raise and lower to set the optimum level position.
Adjust the top link out slightly to allow more flex in the bush hog so the back wheel stays on the ground going over hills.