I have a friend that has his Brown 460 heavy duty bush hog for sale for $750. It looks to be in great shape. Is Brown a reputable bush hog brand.
I am familiar with Bush Hog, Land Pride, and several other brands, and I am familiar with the Brown tree cutter, but not their bush hogs.
I know a picture would help, but it is in good condition. Is the $750 a fair price.
Thank you
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Heavy Duty 5 ft bush hog
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Re: Heavy Duty 5 ft bush hog
You did not mention if this is a pull type or a 3pt. A pull type has the disadvantage that it cannot make sharp turns without damaging the universal closest to the tractor unless it is a constant velocity joint.
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Re: Heavy Duty 5 ft bush hog
This Brown mower is a 3 point hitch and not a pull behind. Sorry, I did not mention this in my original post
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