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@@tinapriest857 yep

I'm in ne tx. Haha

Yes I know. I have 3 of them. A 4,5 and now a 6 foot. I have 2 bad boys. They are a little tougher. I can back over bigger brush without folding the back end into the blades. Haha. I like the way the frontiers cut over the bad boy. I cut alot of hay meadow type property and the frontier seems to do better. Cuts a little lower. I will use frontier on those and my bad boy on brushy stuff.

@@boggycreekoutdoors never used a badboy but i will agree i do miss the cut quality of the frontier over the modern AG however the modern AG is taking the punishment far better than the frontier

@@timbrown6356 I have some videos showing my bad boys. Check them out.

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Yes. I need to play around with it more.

Lengthen your top link first. If that doesn't help, add some weight to it.

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@@boggycreekoutdoors I have an old 5 foot brush hog. Thinking about upgrading but I’ve been looking at the flail mowers

@@dryrunoutdoors I've seen the videos on the flail mowers. I seen a new blade get worn really quick. Not sure how long they would last compared to the bush hog blade. Or the cost vs bush hog blades.

@@boggycreekoutdoors that’s good insight. I’ll have to do some research on that. We’d mainly be mowing tall grass with it, banks, and around the pond. I’d keep the 5 foot brush hog for the big stuff

They are built good. My 6 foot does have a cracked weld. I will show you when I get a chance. Not sure what I done. I'm hard on them though. Not bad boys fault at all. Wished it would cut a little bit lower. It's perfect for what it is meant for. I mow alot of hay meadow type fields for people. My frontier cuts it better. For brush bad boy is great.

Didn't want to dull chain. Haha. I may end up having to do than eventually

@@boggycreekoutdoors I hear that.

Yes. I use the 6 foot and 5 foot for jobs. I'm gonna use the 7 foot on my own property. My ground is rough. Having to go slow anyway. I figure this would be a little bit faster.

Yep. Haha