This last fall I rented a 90 HP Bobcat tracked model with a 72" diamond brush cutter, I have run a few different brush cutters over the years and this Diamond unit made me feel very grateful I was in the cab on the Bobcat! I had to mow 8ft tall brush on some CRP land and had about 22 acres to mow and I was expecting 3 full days based on previous experience with other brands. I got cutting around 9:00 am and refueled around

I’ve got the same mower but in 84”, it’s a jack of all trades… it’s cuts grass, brush, trees, etc. A Mulcher won’t cut grass. Mine says up to 10” dia. trees but I’ve never cut anything that big. I’ve done 8” but don’t waste time trying to grind them up, I drop the tree and come back later with a tractor and grapple. Other than that it’s a powerhouse and highly versatile for just about any land clearing job.

Nice camera work, I liked the picture n picture.

Looks like that would be so satisfying to use! And it would juice the blackberries!

Geez that thing is a beast.

Awesome work..

beautiful Kubota skid loader I wish I had money to buy one

I have the diamond 72 inch mower if u use the left side in thick brush keeping right side open for debris to get away works faster

I been watching mulching videos with a skid steer using a drum cuter. What is some advantages or disadvantages of running your atachment?

Do you have a smaller one that would work with a svl75?

Where can I find one of those

there's a word I haven't herd in a long time Minstmeet

Your Crazy at the end having that deck up that high where it can throw something back into your cab...or was that the reason the video ended?

That’s good!So the damage would be limited if you hit a large rock,stump,or survey stake.

Id l9ve to get my hands on one of these paired to a cat unit. Destroy anything in its path.

Do the blades swivel on the flywheel?

The only excuse it needs to exist, it makes the hoses stiff.....

like to see it in cedar

My 2-4 man brush cutting crew may give that machine a run for its money . 4 men with brush saw attachments, weed eaters and chainsaws, we cut through creeksides faster than a flock of beavers.

what happens when you hit a huge rock?