Here Comes the Boom...Mower

Ironcraft Swing Boom Piston Mower Cutter attachment for skid steers and track loaders
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[@Cowboy_Steve]

Wife: What are you watching with your coffee? Me: A guy mowing his ditch Wife: 🙄🤦‍♀ My wife thinks I''m quite the catch! Howdy Brock. Never ceases to amaze me how many attachments they make for tractors and skid steers lol. Looks like you can do some damage with that thing, that is for sure. Looking forward to seeing more - thanks for sharing 🤠

[@RockhillfarmYT]

I know this is an old comment, but it brought me a smile today

[@T_Humphries]

I can think of so many places around here I could use that. Thank you Ironcraft for letting our buddy show this thing off

[@HamiltonvilleFarm]

I laughed at the “break in period” comment. 😂

[@RockhillfarmYT]

I will be here all week. Be sure to tip your waitress I hope you are doing well Hank

[@johngersna3263]

Good morning Brock. Now that is a great attachment. I can see where this will be a great addition to your business. Although I was looking forward to seeing the tilling job. 😊 I think that it's wonderful that you've grown your channel to where companies are seeking you out to showcase their products. God bless. 👍 👍👍

[@SetitesTechAdventures]

Pretty neat. I feel like it needs some wheels so it can scalp less though. I also would just like it to put less stress on the boom but that's just me not familiar with new stuff :)

[@jeffmayeux1692]

Great video on an attachment to attack the fence lines. Now you have 3 attachments that can handle any fence/property line clearing: sidearm boom mower, tree puller, and limb shear. Can’t wait to see those upcoming videos Brock. The like button is smashed. 😊

[@user-scooter1965]

Great attachment Brock. That should work great for mowing around the pond.

[@bradmeacham6982]

Should also come in real handy for mowing your pond banks.

[@OldIronAcres]

That thing is awesome!! Seems a little like it could use some guide wheels and run in a float mode , but I’m sure with a few more hours of operating time you wouldn’t need the training wheels. Hahahaa. - and up in the air on a hedge row, you wouldn’t need any of that! Have fun with it!!

[@richardjacques6370]

Looks real nice

[@PineyGroveHomestead]

The things I could do with that!

[@brentking-gmailking2570]

Nice job.

[@pedrocaballero1497]

Looks like a great attachment. In the right environment it could be a good money maker. Looks like something was leaking some serious oil.

[@PurpleCollarLife]

I see a job with the highway department in your future. 😊

[@dustdevl1043]

You should name it José. A rotary cutter....on a stick! 🌶

[@hpw59]

looks like it needs a bottom skid plate to keep it from scalping

[@BradMyers]

How does an offset flail mower compare to this mower?

[@andrewanderson1436]

That would be good for briar patches or anything else with thorns.

[@bluethunder1951]

My boom mower is low flow without case drain hose, but, that crossover connection is the same as having a case drain hose, so you should be okay to go without hooking up the case drain line in low flow.

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Well, since my machine is high flow and the attachment is high flow. I’m just going to use it that way but thanks for sharing the information.

[@bluethunder1951]

@@RockhillfarmYT some CTL’s can do both high and low flow, so you have the option.

[@HarryVonhoene]

Let me know if I can explain what a case drain is for!

[@greg3629]

Thought it was the state/county's job to mow next to the road...guess its different in different places:P Its always disappointing when you have to say "this isnt mine, they let me use it." Should be pretty sweet to mow down some bushes and all the stuff you want to do with it though!

[@Deadeye906]

Hey Brock! I love your videos. I’ve been watching all of them trying to learn more about what i can utilize when I get my property. I do have a question. What would be the biggest advantage of this attachment over a brush hog? I see that you can stay off of what you’re cutting which is handy, and using it for branch trimming too, but I was curious if there was another reason. Thanks! And keep up the awesome work!

[@toddcaskey9984]

When u come up to pull all the stumps, bring this also 🤪

[@keithmaggard9024]

Bring it to my house

[@pcl598]

Good video, It's nice that they give you stuff to try, but would you buy it if they didn't give you one?

[@RockhillfarmYT]

No. This is a high-end niche product for a specific customer. I like to show stuff like this because it’s fun and entertaining. To the right customer, this could be a serious money making tool Probably not a good fit for most of the viewers but still cool I’m going to take some paid jobs with it and make a few bucks, but I’m also going to under charge the customer because I didn’t pay for the attachment. It will be a service to whoever I do the work for.

[@LIFEISHARDSTUPID]

So does the normal homestead have all those attachments or even the funds to have them? Is all of those really needed to take care of the homestead and have a business? Just seems like it could be simplified IMO 👍💰💸💰👍 just curious 🤔

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Yeah, sometimes I show things just because it’s interesting or hopefully entertaining. This product is for a very niche customer who is making money a specific way. But for that guy, it’s awesome. After some long conversations with Ironcraft they told me to pick two products that I wanted to demonstrate. First, I chose something that was relatively inexpensive and practical for most of my viewers. A three point rear blade. Then I picked something that I thought people would find interesting, even if it wasn’t practical for most of my viewers to buy one I will do some jobs with this, and I will dramatically under charge the customer because I didn’t pay for the attachment. It’ll be like community service for that one person. Paul already found me a woman who can’t afford to have some clearing done

[@rgd2598]

Now your gonna need a grapple to pick up all the small trees , after cutting them down... to fit your skid steer. Or take your tractor along... which mean bigger trailer. Dang costly to get a business like this set up. I'm gonna have to start identifying as a rich man. .... or just watch more videos. But... I guess I should go into Lowes garden center and find mi esposa before she wonders where I'm at.

[@marvindiamonjr.9631]

Why is it a guy can't ever think he has enough attachments for his equipment? Just when you think you've got it made, they come up with more bells and whistles!

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Yeah, I didn’t need this one but with an opportunity to demo it at no cost, hard to pass up

[@TrpDSgt]

@@RockhillfarmYT I wonder how much rotational torque/strain it will put on your loader arms and the pins being hung off to one side like that? I would think you would end up using it one side considerably more than the other?

[@jefffrancis6824]

👀

[@rontech1671]

What's all that hydraulic oil doing on the road? 😮

[@RockhillfarmYT]

What do you mean?

[@rontech1671]

@@RockhillfarmYT it looked like there was oil spots on the road after you were done moving! Lol

[@rontech1671]

I rechecked the oil spots. They were already there before you started mowing! Time stamp 10:46. ​@@RockhillfarmYT

[@unclebuck5957]

Looks like you should finish the work around your house