The Tractor That Is All MUSCLE - Classic Bush Hog D-410 Tractor

[@bladewiper]

It looks like he did a excellent restoration job on it.

[@Dan-qy1rg]

Yes sir, Mr. Bernie Scott has it right, in those days they made them to last. You can see the quality in those lawn tractors with the sturdy chassis and the attachments were as sturdy as the tractor and those Wisconsin engines were very durable. Thanks for sharing!

[@30acreshop_time]

Those Wisconsin engines suck, I’ve ran swathers with water cooled Wisconsin engines on them and they constantly needed adjusting. And I bet they seize up pretty good to.

[@chevyon37s]

I never knew Bush Hog ever made a garden tractor! Awesome little machine!

[@BuildALotAcres]

The old Bush Hogs are very rare around here in New England. Real cool machines. Bernie looks pretty happy on his :)

[@briandaves2297]

Awesome 👌

[@jeffkoch8678]

I always enjoy viewing Bernie's lawn tractors.

[@ianhotson6057]

I never knew that existed, that is one nice tractor something to be proud of!! The only thing wrong with it is it's not sitting in my garage LOL

[@KubotaBXathome]

Congratulations on the incredible job!

[@thegreenerthemeaner]

My Grandfather had one. Came disassembled. He put it together over the winter.

[@cameronr.335]

I had a bush hog tractor for 6 years and used it to move snow. Wasn't the best looking machine but always ran. Ended up selling it and got an X-Series john deere. I do miss it alot.

[@philippetays4263]

PTO on front and back , an execelent idea

[@charlescastle5566]

Need more garden tractor videos.

[@phill903]

I had a D-410 Bush Hog with a rear-tine tiller and lawnmower and the loader was a nice machine wish I would have saved it.

[@dwightl5863]

Do you recall the price? Seems to had nice features and well built. I don't believe in, what was stated, it was built so good it didn't wear out and thus the market disappeared. It had other problems, perhaps management, for being such a short run. Plenty of market for a good machine.

[@phill903]

@@dwightl5863 Shaw manufacturing company bought the Bush Hog company out in the late 60's

[@ebinmaine]

Beautiful machine.

[@peteprizzi8508]

Wow never saw one of these. Very cool.Great restoration job!

[@peanutsmith1462]

I wish someone would come back out with garden tractors from the past

[@krimmer66]

was this tractor affiliated with allis chalmers/simplicity, it's almost identical.. I have a 1966 B-10 with the 10hp Wisconsin motor. Such classic looking machine, people often stop for a closer look when i'm out tilling with it.

[@deerespetes8849]

Bush hog built a fancy model called the javalina or something like that. I had a brochure on it but never seen one in person.

[@Patrick-xd8jv]

They were fast enough to be scary driving wide open when I was probably 12-13 years old

[@CheeseMiser]

I wish they kept the Shaw name around

[@Lmgoutdoors]

I found 2 for sale I’m going to buy them

[@CheeseMiser]

How much, can i buy one

[@Lmgoutdoors]

@@CheeseMiser the 2 I found were 500 and you get both

[@garypaul1033]

Great! Do you know exactly what rear end was used on this unit? (Ring gear size). Did it come from an automotive source? I've been comparing them among different garden tractors from the 1950-60s-70s so I am curious about this one. I've learned about the Chrysler (1947 Plymouth I heard) supplied rear ends on Panzers, and the Cub Cadets originally used the rear from the Farmall Cubs (which were overall about three times the weight of the Cub Cadets in the early 60s!). Anyone know about this?

[@kenkerwin9725]

What year is yours? We just purchased one .