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Read articles →This episode follows Jeremy brush hogging overgrown pasture on his own 20-acre property with a Kubota B2650 and Land Pride brush hog, mixing real fieldwork with personal life updates about vacation and drone jobs. It covers roughly an hour and a half of mowing an acre and a half, plus a practical aside on cleaning the radiator screen to prevent overheating. Best for owners wanting everyday brush-hogging habits and maintenance tips rather than a tractor spec review.
An owner-operator vlogging his own property work and personal life, not a dealer or reviewer, with tractor specifics saved for a separate review video.
Jeremy blows it out every two or three times he uses the tractor, more often during hot months, to keep it from overheating.
The temperature gauge normally stays at three bars. When it jumped to four bars after an hour and a half of mowing, that signaled a problem from a clogged radiator.
About an hour and a half from start to finish, according to Jeremy's own mowing session on his property.
