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Read articles →This is a real-world, unscripted session on the owner's own land-development project, not a dealer demo: hauling the brush hog on a gooseneck trailer, hydraulic dovetail operation, hooking up and double-pinning the Rhino TS12, then running the 5090E through gears, PTO engagement, and actual mowing across rough, creek-cut terrain with obstacles like barbed wire and washouts. Useful for owners wanting trailering and hookup tips alongside genuine field operation, not spec talk.
Posted by an owner-operator using the tractor on his own property development, not a professional YouTuber or dealer.
Put a bolt and nut through the hitch, then add a second pin through it, so there is double security and the hog cannot come off and rip the hydraulic lines.
It must breach level, go above level, then come back down to catch the pin. You hear the motor wind harder, meaning it is locked in safe position.
Walk the property first to check for creeks, drop-offs, and washouts, go slow near edges, and cut in winter when brush is lower for better visibility.
It has three ranges, A, B, and C, times four gears each, giving twelve total speed adjustments, with A used for slow work.
