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Read articles →This is a real-world brush-clearing job on a neighbor's overgrown fence row, using a Ventrac ("Vinnie") with an articulating out-front brush mower to tackle six-plus years of growth, including mulberry trees and stumps. It also documents a mid-job power loss traced to overfilled engine oil triggering limp mode, plus discussion of follow-up spraying and mowing plans. Good for owners curious about brush-mower capability and troubleshooting real equipment quirks, not a specs or buying guide.
Posted by Tractor Time with Tim, a hobbyist/family channel that documents their own hands-on tractor projects rather than dealer or expert content.
The engine was overfilled with oil, which caused it to think it was overheating once hot, putting the machine into limp mode.
Yes, but articulation makes it easy to get boxed in near a fence, sometimes requiring a chain to pull the tractor sideways to get unstuck.
It gets out of control fast, within a few years costing enormous amounts to clear, potentially requiring excavators instead of mowing equipment.
