Operator modifications

61in l series

No have a T770 with s series battle axe now

@@themannstead2494What made you switch from a Kubota to a Bobcat, if you don’t mind me asking ?

1. The 75-2 is an awesome machine my issue were, not enough lift capacity and needed more horse power. 2. the 97 didn't work for me because I wanted the remote control capability which only the bobcat offered. Looking I could have stayed with Kubota I don't use the remote but do like my Bobcat a lot. 3. If you plan to do production mulching 75 hp is not enough.

@@themannstead2494 just want to clarify what you mean by production mulching? Just any contracted clearing jobs? I’m considering doing some woodland restoration projects in the upper mid-west. Not full time, but contract work that fits in with other things I do. That would be predominantly honeysuckle and buckthorn removal (invasive woody shrubs small trees in our region) I totally understand that bigger is better, but I’m wondering if the 75-3 in combination with the loftness “L” is worthy of it?

Ok teeth are pretty small not but ill put one togeather when I get some time

That's a 75 hp machine running the fecon head here so it's definitely not going to compare to your 333g

@@themannstead2494 I agree with you there. I have seen some guys running a Fecon on a 325g which is a 75hp machine and was pretty impressed with how well they ran. Not sure if there may be a problem with the one in this video. I was impressed with the Kubota and Loftness head. Actually came across this video because I have an opportunity to buy that exact same setup for a good deal and was curious about how it would run.

It’s not the HP it’s the flow ……I run the Fecon bullhog on my Kubota SVL 90-2 and with high flow it will sit down on a tree like that in seconds . Agreed , something is not right with the way that fecon is running.

Yes this one is

His high flow pump went out about 2 weeks later so that was a big part of it

The head in this video is the L series. It's a standard flow head but works great on a 75hp machine in high flow. I have never run a fecon head so I can compare but I felt in here it outperformed the other machine. The big difference is the l series battle axe was specifically designed for this size machine and the fecon was not necessarily designed that way. Both have their strengths.

I have the s series on my new Bobcat. Just been so busy haven't made any videos. Just made on recently with The Stoney Ridge Farmer though if you want to check that one out

Amy thoughts on the battle ax against a comparable FAE on a 75 hp machine. I’m buying the Kubota 75-3 and want to find the best head for land clearing in south Florida

61in about 26k new

Me and the wife were talking today that we need to do an into video, property tour etc. Lots going on here and I'm bad about making sure to pickup the camera. More coming soon.

I’m assuming you have your CDL? I’m trying to put a combo together to do non CDL equipment.

Thats the argument of the ages i think. issues is neither does the job of the other well its totally based on you needs. for a homestead a small tractor and a mini x would be the ticket i think now after some time with just the skidsteer

Been grate. I have done a ton with it and only have 1 tooth that's just a tiny bit bent

Ended up buying the Bobcat T770 and kept my 6072. Run it in standard flow. Still a beast.

But my brush hog on my tractor could have dead cleared that, probably a little fast . But I love the 75-2, I’m wailing on my brand new 75-3. Going to run a Fecon mulching head on it. And keep the trailer for brush hogging and grapple work.

Got a couple tings coming up hopefully ill be able to get some footage

I agree not enough info on a lower flow skidsteer setup.

So far I haven't seen water temp above the half way mark, summer in GA will be the test though

Good choice!

Yeah for sure