helping out the neighbors and possibly a new hay field

[@sleepingeasy]

I mowed large school fields with Tow behind woods mower. Same setup. Ford tractor. So relaxing. Fields were turf but it was fun

[@tlcbushhogging]

Right on

[@dougbrewer2257]

Looks like that would make good hay

[@skyhighactiondrones5453]

Nice job, moving at a good clip with a great mow

[@tlcbushhogging]

It does a pretty good job but it has its days just depends on what I’m cutting

[@trimberfox9141]

Looks like it's going to be a great Hayfield once you're done with it. Do you ever have a problem with grass getting stuck underneath your mower ? I've had that problem before. Feels like something just saps all the power from the tractor.

[@tlcbushhogging]

This cutter does build up in really thick grass. It’ll pull it down until it eventually spits it out then it’s fine until it happens again

[@trimberfox9141]

@@tlcbushhogging That is actually reassuring to hear! The same thing happened to my bush hog flex wing. Glad to know it's not just mine!

[@Michael-fd8ob]

Looks like it will make a great hayfield when all the weeds are out of it. Some very thick areas in it

[@tlcbushhogging]

Hope so! Just means I’ll be buying a new baler sooner than I thought

[@Michael-fd8ob]

@@tlcbushhogging yep I think so!!!!

[@ramazandurmaz6309]

bu aletin ismi ney

[@edwardlabasab9183]

Outstanding meching??????

[@davideveritt7984]

Are the yellow flowers ragwort. In uk the ragwort is poisonous to animals

[@tlcbushhogging]

We call it goldenrod here and yes it’s the same way it’s poisonous. It’s not hard to control and kill out

[@davideveritt7984]

Good wouldn’t want any livestock eating it. Do you just keep mowing it or collect up cuttings?

[@tlcbushhogging]

@@davideveritt7984 it’ll get sprayed and killed off if it comes back Just spray it again

[@dougbrewer2257]

Need turn cows out on that field for couple months

[@tlcbushhogging]

None of its fenced anymore the landowner is pretty picky

[@JimHerbertOutdoors]

Rip caterpillars still in transformation. No wonder monarchs are going extinct. Wait until the first frost to mow smh

[@tlcbushhogging]

Tell that to the customer. I do it when they ask me to

[@Jess3675]

Customer: Hi, can you come cut my grass this Saturday? TLC: oh, sorry. I can’t this Saturday. Customer: how about Sunday? TLC: oh, you misunderstood, I can’t cut anything until after the first frost. Customer: wow, you must be really popular to be booked that far out. TLC: No, can’t cut because of, ya know, monarch’s Customer: Excuse me? We aren’t in England. What monarchs? TLC: I don’t want to kill any caterpillars that turn into butterflies. Customer: oh , uhhhh…well in that case, any recommendations on someone who will cut it? Preferably someone who has bills and wants to put food on their table. TLC: but can’t you wait until first frost? Customer: uh… no. TLC: But, the monarch’s…*sigh* okay, sure I’ll set you up with a buddy of mine, but keep me in mind for future jobs. Customer: uh… sure. I’ll keep you in mind. (While throwing out TLCs business card) 🙄

[@tlcbushhogging]

@@Jess3675haha this gave me a chuckle but absolutely accurate

[@user-se4wd4cm1e]

can make tons of f hay there,nice.

[@tlcbushhogging]

Hoping for around 100 next year