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I like your logic but I don't think that's what a brush pig is, he said he wanted to slasher his paddock, Australia's called 60acres fields paddocks.
What your father had was a fisher Humphrey hedgecuttter with a slasher head, I saw them before, it was just the speed of the rotor turning around chopped your ditch with bits of bars on it. You be a long time slashing a paddock with that.
ha fisher humphrey is that what is was called i only ever knew it as the slasher i never worked it .
it only went up and down was no in and out i'm sure it's made into a manhole cover now
there was an australian farmer talking on the radio one morning he said he let his 300 cow herd out into a back paddock what size was that field ?
ha fisher humphrey is that what is was called i only ever knew it as the slasher i never worked it .
it only went up and down was no in and out i'm sure it's made into a manhole cover now
there was an australian farmer talking on the radio one morning he said he let his 300 cow herd out into a back paddock what size was that field ?
Fisher Humphrey hedgecuttter looks old fashioned now but at it's time it probably was like sliced bread.
I have a paddock at the back of my house, I put maybe 1/2cows after calving into it for a day or so, 300 cows would not even fit in it. Your Australian paddock could be 40 acres
No but I wouldn't say they call them bush pigs. I see this post was put up from an owner from Oz, so they call scrub the bush, so he probably meant a kind of a mulcher machine for clearing scrub.
HI, used a bush hog for a number of years on a 5748 zetor cutting aprox 120 acres of rough pasture, each year, ranging from 5 ft bracken to old gorse, extremely strong topper, chopped its way through gorse and bracken with out any problems
Just checked on internet and bus hogs are still made, so go on their web site, all details are still listed.
Regards, Matt
oh oh so now we got any answer DIY you were closer to the correct answer so the bush hog does mean the bush like they call it in Australia but what's the hog come from ? still don't understand why's the machine called a pig?
I think Brandy we rattled a few feathers. Bit hard for two jokers from Ireland figure out names of things from down under. I heard an American talking about making roll bales of hay? Figure that?
Guess what Brandy, Bush hog is a name of a company, they make lots of stuff I looked it up. mostly American pictures, but still your logic reason for the name is the best.
Guess what Brandy, Bush hog is a name of a company, they make lots of stuff I looked it up. mostly American pictures, but still your logic reason for the name is the best.
i think we must have lived too shelter a life have you read any of the other posts on this page it's full of questions about bush hogs
what have we been missing out on all our lives and they are all trying to run them on handy tractors we may send them out a few abbeys