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Enormous hedge cutter, converted from an WWII AEC Matador.
I'm not sure if this is the exact method I would use for this job, and I'm glad this guy doesn't live within 50 miles of me. Nevertheless, it makes quick work of that hedge.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3D4FN5cdZk
Previously:
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...5899#post82725
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...1018#post73587
I like this tracked hedge cutter.
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As a horticulturist, I never saw the point in hedging (except for safety & then it is a planning issue). Much rather see the beauty of fur, box or lily pillys etc.
Ok for the queen and sultan.
Now THAT is a very nice cut!��
I’d like to know what that “propeller” is made of?
they only need to cut these once,then they bring in Chuck Norris once a month and he DARES the hedge to grow ,and it doesnt grow, never needs triming again!!
long ago I had a girlfriend who lived on a plot of land in the middle of an orange grove. I remember watching the tree trimmers, giant machines with I think 5 very large circular saw blades on them, the blades and arm spun while they drove down between the trees. Nice clean rows for when it comes time for picking.
I may have the details off a bit, that was back when I remembered what to do with a girlfriend.