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Read articles →A casual owner-filmed session of brush-mowing overgrown cut-over land on a Mahindra 3016. The main practical tip is a brief reminder to clear the radiator screen during dusty conditions. The title's 'mistake' turns out to be a signal-light lens knocked off by a low branch, a minor incident that dominates the video's second half. Best for viewers curious about real-world brushhogging on scrubby acreage, not tractor specs or performance.
An owner-operator sharing day-to-day property maintenance from their own 30-acre land, with no apparent commercial affiliation.
It is a small screen right in front of the radiator. In dusty bush hogging conditions you should knock the dust off and put it back to keep the tractor running cool.
A low hanging limb while bush hogging knocked the lens out of the signal light. The housing stayed intact, only the lens popped off, so it might be replaceable for a few dollars.
The owner describes thick, thorny vines and wild blackberries covering 30 acres of cut-over land, regrowing three to four feet high within a few months of the last mowing.
