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I rented a Brushcat 72" Standard Flow unit for mowing road shoulders at a development about a month and a half ago and thought the same as you. In my experience you actually don't want to use this attachment in float. Kinda hard to explain why but you actually want the loader arms raised slightly and tilted forward slightly. If the CTL has weights on the rear or the ground conditions are on the soft side you want to put some weight on the machine by slightly tilting the arms back, making the front skid shoes almost slightly off the ground. Keeps the skid shoes from gouging the ground. I'm VERY pleased with how the Brushcat cuts and contours the ground.

Luke Wuckert the thin grass I hit 2 speed or about 10 mph, anything more than thick grass forget it, single speed only

What kind of tractor/flail mower do you have?

john peyton lifting it that high is a death sentence, I’ll lift it a foot or two at most at the front only

It’s a private community so the scum bags that litter don’t come through. I have a button that locks the auxiliary flow on, but there is no cruise control unfortunately. Bindics screen printing does my shirts, like $10 for two sides and two colors

Ryan S this 72” mower new is $6500

@@Pawinterservicesmust of been nice before inflation a 66” now is 9800

Seat doesn't vibrate as much as the controls and gopro. Plus the seat is quite comfortable in the newer bobcats.

Doug Willard actually it was bid at $2000 and I did it in 8 hours, it wasn’t too bad, not all areas were as thick as shown

Thanks for telling us how much you charged it’s helpful to get a realistic idea what we should be charging most fellas aren’t confident enough to tell you thanks again

hurp a durp

Whit3lightning 334 the T650 retailed for 60, the brushcat was used at $4500

Dean Hartz it cuts up to 3” but it just cuts it and falls down, not much grinding action, your right best suited for field grass and thin brush like stickers

@@Pawinterservices Good to know. I was thinking about getting one but the smaller blade set up and the fact you can't lift it off the ground made me second guess. It does a real nice job in the thinner stuff though

@@deanhartz6524you can remove the sensor an then pick it off the ground. It does a great job cutting material 2-3” diameter but that is all it does. I just picked one up i was really impressed an it was brand new for half price. Couldnt turn it down.

It was factory installed from bobcat new, but I see similar on eBay or skidsteersolutiins.com

Invest in a bobcat back up camera. They are awesome

Brian Olinger got one on my brand new 650

clobbyhops I have not come across any dead animals, but I did a 7 acre field and lost count of rabbits and mice I kicked out

How would he handle the situation ? I guess with a pressure washer lol

@@NeXes42 hahahahahaha i was thinking the same thing. grind em up!

@@austinhammett1651 Yeah Bro! :D

I was mowing a 5 acre lot and on my way back down the next row, I saw what looked like a duck bill and foot. Felt bad, no way to see them. Best not to let grass get that tall before you mow.

John Moore we can cut up to 3” hardwood or 4” pine. It doesn’t cut well but it will “cut down” the tree. It’s best suited for brush and grass. I’ve already been in 12’ tall brush and it moved it right over at about 1” thick growth

Country crab ass yes I did

I'm being a smart ass lol. I seen that was a popular question in the comments! Nice and quick reply though. Take care brotha

Really interested in price of unit and attachment.have a great evening. Looking forward to hearing from you

@Mo Chubby's Music thanks

Joe Smith yes it is

The roller is actually in place because it has to stay on the ground. There is a sensor in the mower an it will shut off if you lift it.

he said that yes pay attention

were you listening