great photo!!!!!!!!! looks warmer than this dump!

Yep. Like a post-card....

Mate, there is some serious pieces of kit out there for vegetation clearing.
They also cost a bit of coin.


You don't use magic to disappear, ya use a 4x4 & Swag.

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Hey Rags,
Cheers
This is an American built machine.
It was $11k, I ordered it in February, though Scintex.
https://www.scintex.com.au/.
I had for a long time, researched these kinda machines, the motors, cutting drive, build.
Even though it is alot more than a Chinese variant, I felt it was a better bang for buck, using it commercially.
Like a Cox zero turn, it is all fabricated, deck, chassis.
The Loncin LC1P96F engine has a pretty good rap, even if it does sh1t the bed, a replacement vertical drive, Honda/Briggs is available as a swap.
This is also, the next generation, it is 250mm wider, a twin cutter(not single), as the older model was.

I've submitted paperwork to the local council as a contractor(yeah I know they don't pay within 30 days), and also RMS(Main Roads).

Something I have to do,
Carry my own water for wash down, using a battery operated pressure washer( Makita make one, I have a ton of Makita 18v gear and 12v to 18v charger) if town water isn't available.
Cross grass contamination is a real thing.



You don't use magic to disappear, ya use a 4x4 & Swag.

You've got an extra "l" at the start of the "http", that shouldn't be there!

Pretty soft grass by the look!

Its not a robot, you have to actually drive it?

My bad, with the url, sorry.

Soft Grass,
It wasn't to show how thick of grass it could cut, more so how it would not get bogged like a Zero Turn.
Besides, why would I want to try and cut 3 foot wet vegetation, not even the Zero Turn will do that.
RC, Remote control, Never said it was a robot

You don't use magic to disappear, ya use a 4x4 & Swag.