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Old 05-30-2012, 10:08 PM
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Wow that is awesome!! A video or 2 is def needed!!
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I know that when they sell brush hogs for big tractors, they encourage people to hang dog chains on the front for the pull-behind models. This keeps the blades from throwing things into the operator, tires, nice paint jobs, etc. I couldn't imagine something flying out and hitting you, but it may ricochet and hit you or a bystander. Safety first!
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That's in the plans, im more concerned about it slinging a stick or sapling into my firestones than I am getting hit myself. Im still a long way from operational I've got to piece this motor back together or use a different one all together. Id like to find a motor with a internal fuel tank so I can eliminate the one hanging off the back and I also need to work a electric clutch in there somehow I believe.

Anyone got any ideas on a paint scheme? Should I go white and yellow or maybe bushhog red?
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Nice build, but I agree with the dangling chains, could keep someone from being hurt....
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