ATV Brush Cutter - Rammy ATV Brush Cutter

[Ajmboy]

Does anyone have an ATV Brush Cutter or mower for their quad? I've been loolking online and the Rammy ATV Brush Cutter seems like the best one. The price tag is up there but it looks like a nice mower attachment. It's 47" inch cut. From their site:

The Rammy ATV Brush Cutter 120 is an agile and powerful brush cutter that is compatible with most ATVs. It can cut hay, grass, bushes, and even trees that are up to 4 inches in diameter. This makes the Brush Cutter a great tool for general yard maintenance, trail maintenance, or even creating new trails.

 

 

Here's a facebook video on the Rammy ATV Brush Cutter in action

[davefrombc]

I'd be hesitant to  use a brush cutter attachment for a quad. I think sharp stubs of brush  could likely too easily puncture tires. One would be ok for mowing  jobs. I can't see it as a haying machine.

[Ajmboy]

That's a good point. Its supposed to cut all that down which is why it in front, but I suppose it could happen.

[Neokane]

@Ajmboy, did you ever decide on the rammy? It does look like a nice unit.

 

[Ajmboy]

1 hour ago, Neokane said:

@Ajmboy, did you ever decide on the rammy? It does look like a nice unit.

No, I never got it. I've been using this 42" walk behind mower. 

[Neokane]

Ah, yeah. I'm debating between the rammy and a dr power tow behind.  I'm leaning towards the dr power. 

[Jim Denton]

I've scrounged a 48" deck and a 19 hp cool old L head twin brigs to build a pull behind. 

[Mech]

Never seen a twin Briggs..  very cool. The sort of thing my son would like..  He's got a bit of a vintage engine collection.

[Jim Denton]

Since this op I've seen 3 different used pull hehind mowers on FB Marketplace. Mech the one I plan on using is a vertical shaft. The 16 hp briggs in my old Bolens is a horizontal, same l head configuration. Your son might like these pics. With, and without the cooling shroud. I love the farmer applied crack repairs. I'm fixing to copy his deck roller replacement. His method will replace them all for around $25.00. New ones are available for about $150..

[Jim Denton]

On 8/23/2022 at 5:58 PM, davefrombc said:

I'd be hesitant to  use a brush cutter attachment for a quad. I think sharp stubs of brush  could likely too easily puncture tires. One would be ok for mowing  jobs. I can't see it as a haying machine.

I agree with haying to harvest it, but just to cut it down it looks ideal.  I'd have one if it was in the budget. I think that tires that handle all the rocks we ride over here In West Virginia can handle those staubs.

[Mech]

Oh yeah, the son would like that. It'd go right next to his coventry-victor. (Also horizontaly opposed).

[steve shugart]

here's what I use for my acreage. Also have a receiver at the front to push the mower in tight places

[kp3004x4]

That's a nice set up you have there Steve beats a tractor any day and the ole king quad looks good for it's age.  Ride on

[Gwbarm]

I was toying with the idea of getting one of those, except the one I was looking at had shorter tongue, but ended up deciding against it I had too many trees to mow around, how does it do with trees.

[Dolladog]

Cool

[steve shugart]

It has a shorter tongue also and a set up that lets it follow 44" to either side, no real problems with trees.