@@eddieduffey6704 thanks!

@@joerogan8723 sounds like you might have something wrong. Mine runs smooth. Might check and make sure you blade aren’t hitting the inside of the mower. Might was barely hitting the front edge when I first got it, and it had a bad vibration, had to beat on it with a hammer to make the blade clear

@@Bellevue.Lm.318 may have just found the issue, I have a U.S.A. attachment after market coupler that has a smaller pin size than oem, there’s over 1/4” of play so hopefully that’s it

@@joerogan8723 I reckon that would probably do it

@@aswan2140 thanks!

@@joerogan8723 the only reason I would even consider going smaller would be if the 36 had mulching teeth. It handles the 42 really well

No. It’s the regular exg42

Thank you sir!

You can but it slows the cutter way down. I usually only do it when I’m mowing smaller brush, grass, pond weeds, etc.

Idk about the blackberries, but I’ve beat the absolute crap out of this mower and it just keeps going. I would definitely recommend vmc equipment

I’ll try to get some close up footage when I get back in town. The guy that made it, has another 4’ rake for sale, if your interested in one

Thanks! It’s the exg 42

It’s pretty stable as long as you keep your movements smooth. The 040 does fine but I’d rather have the 57. I only got the 040 cause I can haul it in my dump trailer when I need to. It has plenty of power to run the cutter, it would be nice to have just a little bit more reach though. There’s a lot of situations where I’m just about a foot short on being able to reach something, the 57 would fill that gap

Thanks. It’s the regular version.

Looks like it works really good, I’m thinking about getting one. I have a 40 as well, any advise as to getting the regular vs the light?

I would definitely go with the regular or the hd. I have beat the absolute crab out of this thing and it just keeps going.

No sir this is the regular exg42. 750#

My mallard does it every time. I thought It was just him but I started noticing all my drakes do the exact same thing 😂

@@Bellevue.Lm.318 Both my mallards do it to😂😂. my female mallard tries to get away cause both of my drakes do it at the same time and they fight over her. I’m pretty sure she doesn’t appreciate 90% of the time😂.

It’s the exg42. The heavier one

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Thank you sir

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Western rat snake. Non venomous

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Hell yea!

I was interested in a flail, but after watching tons of videos, I just don’t see an advantage of a flail for the type of jobs I do. I think the flail would be nice if you mainly cut grass and 1.5” diameter or smaller trees, or if you work around residential areas you would want a flail since the discharge is more directional. But I don’t think I would even consider getting a flail now that you can buy an actual forestry head from vmc for the same price as a flail

This design works great for raking up debris that laying on the ground, but for the kind of work I’m doing in this video, some longer tines would work a lot better to rip out the roots

That was probably 3-3.5” towards the bottom. That job took me about 8 hours total. Probably 6 hours to complete around the pond then I did a couple hours of thinning up in the woods

It’s been a solid machine so far. The 6 way blade is really nice. I’d rather have the 57, but I needed a machine that would fit in my dump trailer so I had to go with the 40

@@Bellevue.Lm.318 awsome!

Drones plus in Dallas tx. It’s actually up there for sale right now. No it will work with a inspire 1 or 2 maybe some other models I’m not sure of but I know won’t work with a mavic or any phantom models

I have a dji Mavic zoom 2. Will this flur setup work? Thanks