Using a Generic Brush Cutter to uncover an Abandoned Farm! (Will it Hold Up?)

Taking the Cheap Auction Brush Cutter out to its first job! Will it hold up to the abuse???
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[@LukeSidler2005]

There is something oddly satisfying about watching overgrown weeds getting mowed down. :)

[@ernestauilera9662]

I recommend you put your camera on a tripod instead of on the machine

[@dancearoundtheworld5360]

it is just a bigger weed wacker

[@mermaidgirl9232]

@@ernestauilera9662 ...and if you would listen he said he forgot it. 😎

[@thickgirlsneedlove2190]

@@ernestauilera9662 it works better that way on a machine

[@davep6977]

I wanted to se keep going, when's Part II ?

[@blah646]

Wow, a true “ Barn Find”

[@raed6386]

@@redbug3777 خططهخخخخخحخخخححخخحححهخ

[@farmingwithjunk2317]

Lik

[@farmingwithjunk2317]

I meant lol

[@illlouminotti800]

Dammit , I checked to see if someone else wrote it and here it is.

[@BillyBob-fd5ht]

I do not understand no cars?

[@kato0507]

The amount of control and precision you can get with one of those is actually really impressive

[@DieselCreek]

Well thank you, that was the first I’ve run that attachment too so I’ll get better as time goes on

[@tomgraham2987]

We have a T770 enclosed cab bobcat track loader with all bobcat attachments. I really enjoy running the bush hog, grapple and brush cutter which can cut up to 6 inch trees. The bigger trees we dig up with one of our bobcat excavators then saw them up and use the grapple to remove them. Seems we do a lot of the same work as you do, maybe that’s why I enjoy your channel so much. Have fun be safe and keep doing what you’re doing. Thanks for all the videos.

[@mattsprayberry0]

*NOTHING LIKE BEING HALF ASLEEP AND SEE THE OPENING SCENE PLAYING ON YOU PHONE!!!!*

[@russb3816]

What a satisfying feeling when you get that brush all cleared. I could feel it near the end of the video. Nice job

[@DieselCreek]

It is indeed I enjoyed that a lot!

[@phantomwalker8251]

@@DieselCreek here in aus,its illegal to cut trees down,but if approved, it can cost more than 2.5 k, to remove it.. its like india,with sacred cows,,we have sacred trees.. but,when farming was established,they had d9,s with chain balls,clearing scrub land. funny,,eh..300 th acre farms..

[@engmcgill]

Hey, I recognize that old radio! It's a Philco late 1930s console model.They're not hard to restore, and even prettier from the front.

[@DieselCreek]

good to know! was gonna ask the guy about it but I guess I have enough projects lol

[@dutieslogan7493]

Lol

[@cereus57]

Love the way the Bobcat sounds like a small tank, definitely can't sneak up on nobody! Nice job clearing up that overgrown landscape!

[@kierankammerer1516]

Reminded me of Saving Private Ryan!

[@NaruSanavai]

There's nothing quite like the sound of tracks.

[@grahamstretch6863]

My dad used to tell us about being in Europe during WWII and getting orders that there was going to be a “surprise” attack with a squadron of Churchill tanks! 🤔 They were in front of the tanks and could hear them coming for miles, so the Germans were not at all surprised by the “surprise” attack! Just one instance when tracks don’t sound good, the other is when watching this using headphones! 🤯

[@annotten7413]

I don’t know why YT suggested this video but I’m glad it did - I enjoyed watching this

[@Suthyrngrl]

Me too. And thats 9 months after you. 🙂

[@yadaroni]

It's like getting useful property back from the elements. Very satisfying and ads value to the property

[@roygunter3244]

You ain't much at backing that trailer up. I could've took out that mail box first try with no problem.

[@drunkdunc8738]

roy gunter 🤣🤣gold

[@jetmorran7858]

You win the internet 🤣🤣

[@cathleensmith4717]

Funny😂

[@NavinBetamax]

"""" I could've took out that mail box first try with no problem.""""""" , said roy gunter....... Now , that would be Express Delivery !!! Lol !

[@bmacd2112]

Ramming Speed !!!!

[@victoriapayton3447]

I don’t think it’s any bodies busy how much you make, you work your but off and still take time to share with everyone, thank you so much!

[@maximilianrockefeller8854]

This reminds me of my years living on an old dilapidated farm property growing up. Spent a good 6 years clearing back the wilderness, endless brush piles burned and sifting the land for all the antique machinery and fencing that had buried itself over the last 150 years. Haaaaaaaaaaaaaard work....

[@joeyknight8272]

Wowo

[@greenylp5631]

What did you find?

[@1953beetle]

Please do tell!!

[@AM-dn4lk]

Get two steel plates attached to the front sides of the mower. They will act as a brush guide to pull brush into the mower. You can use it like a hook to pull brush away from objects as in the case of the house. Once the brush is away from the house. You can safely take the mower to the brush without getting to close to the house.

[@DieselCreek]

interesting idea.

[@opengchris18]

@@DieselCreek was gonna comment same thing, you will love it

[@mitchevans1692]

Probably help finding cinder blocks and other things before the blades find them.

[@gilnorton1]

Amazing how close you could get to the buildings, showing you skills for sure. Thanks for the videos. Peace

[@donald1056]

KZbin videos are so much better than TV - period - real people - so much better with the brush hog did a good job

[@bevis226]

Could of definitely used a forestry mulcher attachment there. You did damn good with what you have. Get-R-Done!

[@Tuxedorunner]

Definitely satisfying, also been bing watching it, really good vibe, makes me miss living in the country/farm, keep up the good work 🤘🏻

[@edwarddavis507]

I’m certain I would be covered from head to toe in poison ivy and laid up for two months if I did this job. God bless you Matt for your persistence and willingness to help others. So Awesome!

[@garyboss442]

I could watch videos like this all day. Keep them coming Matt. Your skills with the brush cutter seem as though you have been running one all your life. Great job.

[@Jimbaloidatron]

Very satisfying, that 'Munch-o-matic'. I'd keep on looking for more and more things to cut with it, until you drag me off!😊

[@anytractorman]

You need chains around the outside of the brush cutter ,it will catch the blades if they fly out. Also it will catch debris flying out. I have it on my kubota ,works great.

[@ScubaDubaJosh]

Imagine doing all of that by hand, even with a team of workers it would take forever. I love technology.

[@DieselCreek]

I can imagine, when I was young I cleared tons and tons of brush by hand. This thing has spoiled me

[@tracielansing535]

I have done it by hand acres at a time.i really enjoyed it.

[@patriciafischer1713]

Awesome unit. Wish we had one like it for our backyard years ago. Was just as overgrown. Fellow who owned it did nothing for over 20 years. Thank you for sharing. Great buy.

[@farmboy30117]

You need an enclosed cab skid steer when using one of those brush cutters so when you get into yellow jackets you can just laugh ;)

[@FishFind3000]

more so the armored door so he doesn't get killed by the brush cutter.

[@357bullfrog2]

Yes indeed. Them yellow jackets show no mercy !

[@FtwNil]

I was ridin on the tractor with my uncle when the back wheel I was on ran over a nest in the ground. That was not fun. I got stung 13 times and just had to ride it out. Its not like you can just jump off and run through a bunch of briars.

[@mrrat9178]

@Chris Collins I think so main thing is they're suupper aggressive and swarm you

[@farmboy30117]

@Chris Collins More like small hornets that are really angry and the sting hurts for hours.

[@markshechter8473]

There's something strangely satisfying about watching a forestry brush mulcher at work

[@Calamity_Jack]

Good lord, looks like the jungles of Guyana out there! I think lost Mayan ruins have less vegetation on them. 😂

[@Ian-iu2tl]

I am a machinist and I know one heck of a lot about metallurgy. Once you start welding that steel, you change its toughness and or hardness. Snapped off bolts are one of the mainstays of my business. If you wanna' hold those bolts in place, use Loctite!!...It works!!!

[@DieselCreek]

I worked in a machine shop for years rebuilding mining equipment. It was standard practice to tack certain bolts or shafts or keyways.... little tacks aren’t gonna hurt... the ones I went heavy on, probably didn’t do much good for them tho... lol

[@Ian-iu2tl]

@@DieselCreek Awesome. Always good to meet a fellow machinist. The unsung heroes. I've been through a number of industries from large electric motors, tool and die, rebuilding the GE F-404 engines for the F-18 and now instruct at a major university in the mechanical and aerospace engineering dept. If anyone thinks the trades are just greasy boots and busted knuckles, they really gotta' walk a mile in those greasy boots to see what they're missing. But yeah...the knuckles do get busted. Cheers. I really like your vids.

[@edwardmyers1746]

That second home could be turned into like my dream shop!

[@NaruSanavai]

Hell, you could leave that barn mostly covered and no one would ever find ya. 😂

[@wildcatwilly]

Wonderful to watch someone having dominion over the Earth. Can't wait for the next brush cutter video. Extremely relaxing I don't know why.

[@jaywest4102]

I wouldn’t be brave enough to use the brush hog without a door on the skid steer

[@josephjakubec3171]

Ya, it would take someone like Audie Murphy or Chesty Puller. Come on snow flake, grow a set.

[@RustyNail5856]

That was a Beautiful job , that is a nice place back there. he must going to rent it out. nice.

[@seansysig]

Matt your content is fun, interesting and instructional keep up the great work. Can't wait for the Lo-Boy trailer & truck project. Can you help me understand, is the 16gpm (high flow 20gpm) hydraulic flow spec of the S185 the hydraulic pump max flow and the operator must subtract the flow load of 2 track motors & 2 loader cylinders to calculate flow remaining for implements? If it is I'm really impressed with the brush cutters performance. It really made quick work cleary the brush, especially those gnarly vines! The pin mods are stout and well designed and they seem to solve the issue with the cheaply made bolts. Purchasing a set of blades made of better steel should improve performance and lessen vibration. I still believe the brush cutter is still under powered (not spinning at 1060RPM @20GPM). I guess it is less violent, but not as efficient on the larger pieces. Impressive I wonder how it would work at full speed?

[@tunaonwhitenocrusts]

What a great piece of property!! That uncovered building would make an amazing garage

[@ChickenParm152]

that cutter doesnt work half bad after you rebuild 90% of it lol. love the videos bud.

[@eshawn97]

You have the most awesome intro for your videos with the truck racing towards the camera!

[@ItsAlwaysRusty]

Nature really reclaims things once humans leave it alone.. Good move on the blade bolts. I'm sure the originals weren't even hardened bolts. The gutters may need a brush cutter on them as well. Thick.

[@dicktheplumber2]

...that was the most fun I've had this week. Matt, You are a man on a mission. Straight ahead and go get it.Merle Haggard wrote a song about you " Workin Man Blues...

[@Jameson4327]

That brush hog is working out very well after you did some minor work on it!

[@DieselCreek]

agreed!

[@phillipwright7267]

You did a great job I love all of your videos.it don't take brand new equipment to them jobs keep making good video. God bless you and your family

[@francistheodorecatte]

you're a brave man running the brush hog like that around the barn and house. last time I helped clean out around an abandoned farmhouse, there were farm implements, piles of rotting nail filled wood, etc. buried under mounds of sumac, ivy, and grape vines. there were a lot of hairy moments there... 🙈

[@firenado4295]

yeah think its funny my yard is about as over grown as that I I dont even have a brush cutter so I just use a big(ish) lawnmower at full revs and a whole bunch of prairs nothing brakes. however I ran over some corrugated iron once and that was not a good experience

[@markmunro8753]

Thank you Matt. That cutter did really well😊😊😊

[@chrisskelhorn5727]

You made such a good job of that! Well done Matt! :-)

[@gregorybondi5220]

Wow! That tool is surely paying the bills. Bit rough, but cutting away! Glad to see you adding another functional tool to the arsenal

[@joegilly1523]

Sounds like you might need like 30 lbs of grease

[@carlspackler5013]

Right? Sounds like somebody is twisting the balls off a chipmunk in a megaphone factory.

[@tmotorman]

@@carlspackler5013 Sounds like a Sherman tank during WW11.

[@ronniedio5997]

Joe Guilfoyle it’s the tracks on the tires no grease points they are sooooo loud

[@tmotorman]

@@ronniedio5997 They can still be lubed, oiled up even.

[@xxtravdamanxx]

THIS GUY IS NOT VERY BRIGHT, SO....

[@DodiTov]

Little bit of history for you Matt. Before the days of grocery stores and modern refrigeration, there were root cellars and spring houses. The spring house is a structure built over a spring or small brook with a slot in the floor to allow the water to run through the building. It's purpose is to keep fresh things longer. Built properly, the spring house can keep a steady temp of between 37-45 degrees year round. It's ideal for dairy products and freshly butchered meats. The root cellar serves the same purpose, but its disadvantage is that there is no running water. Instead, it's buried in the ground to take advantage of the earth's lower temperature. The majority of the cellar is below the frost line, so it doesn't freeze the produce and dairy stored there.

[@dennisolsen4507]

Not my land, not my machine, but that was still very satisfying to watch.

[@robmosher362]

WOW WOW WOW.....you’re there man! GREAT video. Lots of equipment action with the viewer in the drivers seat. Nice job working out the problem and solution with the blade bolts. We won't be surprised if the manufacturer copies your improvement. Cutting out that property was like finding treasure. Looking forward to your next video.

[@huffy82]

As always love the videos Matt! I look forward to every Wed and Fri!

[@DieselCreek]

thanks!!!

[@meruliouslacrimens5154]

So who needs new fangled stuff when this old bit of kit does it just as well, look at what ( $ ) you have saved in the long run, just a good bit of honest hard work. Most satisfying, well done and thanks for sharing.

[@kflan3342]

...expected to hear 'Welcome to the Jungle' for the music....

[@AndrewAMartin]

Would have been appropriate, but Guns N Roses are notorious copyright blockers on KZbin... :-(

[@stever.747]

What about Jethro Tull's Bungle in the Jungle"?

[@theklrdudeoo9173]

that barn , "it's nothing fancy " ,....understatement of the year !

[@SHcinema]

Yeah, you'll need a decent sized dozer to deal with the rest of that land. (lucky you have one!) Those vines are insane...

[@mikesmith8952]

I wouldn't mind owning that old, Farm! Looks like it has plenty of room for Toys and such, similar to your property. I want to move from northern MN currently. Love the channel and all the FUN you get into 😊..

[@DJDAVEDREAM]

Diesel Squeak 😂

[@alicia1949]

Earlier this year my cousin's husband was killed while cleaning up the wind break on their farm. He was using a chain saw to cut up the larger branches that had fallen to the ground in winter storms on their farm. He wasn't wearing a hardhat because he wasn't working on anything above his head.. He was a healthy 57 year old farmer who had used chaInsaws all of his adult life. The sheriff's investigation concluded that the vibrations from the saw had knocked loose a larger branch that was weakened and was just waiting to fall at the first got wind and crushed his skull. My cousin and her family have been devastated. If you don't care about yourself, wear a hard hat for those who love you.

[@marcryvon]

Congrats Matt on this job. Both re-enginering those darn chinese bolts and the clearing. It must be unnerving never knowing what's hidden in those dense bushes, a rock, a tree, but for your viewers, it's most satisfactoring to see you going in there. Awesome ! I had a very bad day today, doing this would had been great to do it for you, with a rage ! Grrrr ! 🤣

[@jimmypopp2695]

I bought one of these and had to get out the miller welder and go over all the welds so that I felt safer. Because of you I took off my blades and turned two pins on my 1900's lathe and then put castle nuts on with two washers and then the cotter pins in castle spaces. Thank you for the last video. You probably saved me or a bystander. I also like the guy's comment of painting the blades orange so they can be found easily or easier at least. I have an Oliver 550 with a loader that I run my brush hog and three point hitch stuff from. I love it. It is old but it runs like a bear.

[@Geeves8612]

Thanks to KZbins obsession with recommending me brush hogging you got a new sub! What a satisfying job! I would have liked to have kept going into the secret forest!

[@DieselCreek]

Me too but that’s all the guy wanted done... glad to have ya friend!

[@Geeves8612]

Certainly some beautiful surroundings you've got around you and thankyou for the warm welcome! I will be binge watching for a good while I think! Take care and keep up the great work! 😀

[@jasonheinrichs8200]

I love uncovering things that nature has overtaken (I don't have nice toys like you tho lol), nice video as always, keep em coming

[@FishFind3000]

27:00 im surprised you even attempted to mow towards a window.... I cant believe it didn't break.

[@DieselCreek]

It was just some thorn bush! If it was anything with some hardness to it I wouldn’t have done that

[@donaldstevenson2475]

Dear Matt it might be advantageous to use weed eater or similar cutter that close to building,give an area away from building so this cutter can clear all of the growth away from building. Then your machine can just drive around it with out risk of damage to building.

[@benhowe5506]

Awesome job Matt, im so impressed by the way you re-configured that Chineseium brush cutter. Theyreally don't make things great anymore. Hey do i need to send you a nice Aussie lady to get you settled down on your nice property and start pumping out a couple of little ones mate? It's surely got to be time we made a honest man out of you, and got you a nice woman. What do you think brother? You let me know buddy.

[@Mikesele70]

Aren't the days gone when you need to "pump out kids" to be an "honest man", that is a very bizarre statement especially after mentioning his wife, mate.

[@benhowe5506]

@@Mikesele70 it was just a joke that's all, just a joke.

[@johnclark9387]

You're braver than me Matt, knowing that the blades have already sheared the bolts twice, you wouldnt get me anywhere near using that without a cage front door. Hope you have more success with it now👍

[@Thebowzer221]

New bolts really worked! Collect call 2 China, tell them need new bolt design. You have the answer! Nice job.

[@buddhismful]

Matt you transform a job site into a playground , that's what I call hapinness , when you enjoy what your doing for a living. really you dont need a Play Station , thanks for posting and god bless you.

[@williamkelley7654]

You just gotta engineer the chinese out of it and it will make a world of difference.

[@SilvaDreams]

So basically replace the whole thing?

[@d.t.4523]

@@SilvaDreams He can keep the skidster! :-)

[@endutubecensorship]

High quality bearings and hydraulic hoses, weld in some gussets and reinforce corners......and make sure it doesn't sneeze on you

[@gregh7457]

since the covid mess, i've tried my hardest avoiding anything made in china. i try picking up used older stuff thats better made

[@jameshunt2905]

Still won’t cure stupid........ bubba za bubba za bubba.... n ats it!...... Y’aint rice!

[@ancientsalt4291]

Bobcats are my favorite skidloaders. One of my uncles was a lead engineer for them(Ingersoll Rand). (Unfortunately he drown about 15 yrs ago) but every time I see one, Im reminded of his legacy. Bobcat has taken very good care his widow and children since then.

[@lewisgardner1660]

Brilliant, I could watch this all day.

[@DieselCreek]

I could do it all day lol

[@pattayperformance]

Crazy that The building is still salvageable! Great job sure the property owner will enjoy his new found space.

[@polymaticsim]

That thing is more like a "bush wacker" than a bush cutter LOL

[@NaruSanavai]

I think I saw why that barn roof was still standing pretty: steel i-beams. That cinderblock will mold and crumble before that roof's framework caves in.

[@addisonmorris324]

Would love to see a tour of that house! What a satisfying job

[@coffeepot3123]

That old farm house is beautiful!.

[@Derek-tk4wf]

I guess you're insured? I can imagine when those blades go flying and you happen to have the deck elevated at all, or could serious damage to a house or vehicle.

[@josephjakubec3171]

Or a mouse.

[@user-justbeingme]

Memorial Day weekend 2021, eating Chili dogs and binge-watching Diesel Creek! Doesn't get any better than this.

[@MustangGuy6501]

Beautiful place id love a place like that!

[@richardcline1337]

Wow! That thing makes more noise than a WWII tank! At least nobody can say they didn't know you were there. KInda hoping you'd get to clear around the spring house so we could see it.

[@hoberghacienda2267]

There is just something satisfying about cutting brush!

[@DieselCreek]

i agree!! I had a blast doing this!

[@siskokidd]

Tell that radio owner that there are plenty of radio restorer types here on YT who would love to bring that back to life.

[@faktefoe1547]

Ah i live near that neighbourhood, i was wondering where my cat was... i have an idea now.

[@rodmcintire7319]

Boy oh boy! That brush mower turned out to be a good investment. Its ten times better then a brush hog, you can get in there and get it done right now. Great job Matt!!!

[@ericreynolds74]

Man is it nice after a cold snowy winter, to watch a guy outside with short sleeves, and the free grass and leaves.

[@christopherlind]

Love the video keep it with the great work

[@tk429]

So satisficing seeing random brush get chopped down and useable land exposed.

[@davef5277]

Would be my luck I’d find a hornets nest the hard way.

[@anthonybendl8125]

For some reason, that was a very satisfying video. Thanks, keep up the good work.

[@DieselCreek]

It’s become my favorite attachment for the machine! It’s very very satisfying!!

[@FishFind3000]

sounds like your tracks need a few gallons of used motor oil on them

[@TheSoloAsylum]

you dont oil tracks it makes sand stick in them and wears them out. Let them squeak.

[@firesurfer]

Try Gibbs Oil. It stays on dry. Doesn't leave an oily finish. Spray liberally.

[@firesurfer]

@BadDriversOf Georgia Not on the treads or traction wheels obviously.

[@Viewer19]

The mic makes them sound louder than you would hear in person. You should always be wearing hearing protection around heavy equipment anyway.

[@PowerTom286]

BTW, Matt, a can of white spray paint would make the skid steer look much nicer ...

[@libertyauto]

Whatever happened to that old adage, "The squeaky wheel gets the grease" ? Grin. Thanks for your videos.

[@52Ford]

I guess it doesn't apply to tracks.

[@jeffmech1]

Maybe the squeaky track NEEDS the grease. Sooner than later.

[@donf3739]

Love that music. 10:27 Kept watching for a bunch of outlaws to ride up on horses.

[@williamlloyd3769]

Next time consider nature’s lawnmower / weed wacker: goats.

[@pauldionne1665]

For sure, they'll even eat the bees , wasps or yellow jackets. Not sure about some of those vines though. Looks like Tarzan's play ground, Lol.

[@barbfrank917]

Wow you uncovered that house,now I want to see the inside. Great job

[@wolfganglava1511]

Wow, I mistook your channel with Andrew Camarata; interesting and good work.

[@billrobbins5874]

Nice job. Unbelievable how close you came to the bldgs without knocking any walls down. Good luck to you.

[@bigunone]

I look out at my bare brown desert land and try to imagine having so much green stuff I would need a skid steer to clean it up!

[@DieselCreek]

I like the green!!

[@MarkD-nd9lg]

Too bad, you’re missing out on the joys of poison ivy! Glad to know the mower held up!!

[@bigunone]

@@MarkD-nd9lg Aye but we have the joy of Choya cactus

[@MarkD-nd9lg]

Charlie I looked up the Choya (cholla?) Cactus...either way it’s much worse that poison Ivey! Stay safe out there.

[@bigunone]

@@MarkD-nd9lg I have seen it spelt both ways. The pack rats like to hide it right where you have to reach in to fix the equipment wires they have chewed up

[@hubertwebb9869]

Awesome idea with the Bolts holding the blades, and I was shocked while listening to the music in this video I actually enjoyed most of it. Good job on the house , the video and the music.👍👋👋👋👍

[@FishFind3000]

funny how the tracks are the loudest thing on that machine, even with the brush cutter on. So is the next machine gonna be rubber tracks?

[@davesilvia9711]

rubber track machines are so much nicer and are more stable.

[@davesilvia9711]

@Dog Man i own a t190 and glad i didnt go with the wheel skid. i dont use the machine on hard surfaces just dirt and some mud.

[@FishFind3000]

@Dog Man from what ive heard and read tracks on wheels is terrible as it really tears up a machine. and there not easy to take on and off so it pretty much becomes are track only machine. but a kinda shitty one at that.

[@DieselCreek]

@@FishFind3000 ive been running these tracks for 6 years or so on this machine and ive not seen it tearing up the machine in any way at all. lots of people told me they would tear up tires, my tires went on at the same time as the tracks and still look almost new!! they really turn the machine into an animal!! (compared to tires alone) and ill agree id rather have a track machine. these are actually better in certain scenarios. for example I can go through thick sloppy mud much deeper than a track machine can. and running on rubble like broken concrete or block will tear up rubber tracks very fast while these wont suffer one bit. all around rubber is better but the $1800 investment in these tracks has turned the machine into something actually capable of doing what I need without having to buy a whole new machine or a VTS undercarriage system

[@Freakingstang]

People will always talk shit about things they don’t know about. Metal tracks are better than rubber tracks for longevity, mud, and snow and ice.

[@alanstant9356]

I will say it did very good considering what happened the first time Matt. Its good you got fixed and it makes that cutting job so much easier when everything stays on and running good.

[@sandy_sd10]

Y'all needed a Diamond mower, brush hog Not biased but it's the best