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Yes, that stuff matters.

Sold the grinding for the trees we took down today, €850 (900 US) it'll take one day. I don't think that's bad money for twiddling a few levers. Congrats Eric.

Well that's cheered me up, (got a rg 35 myself)

Belts take more power to the wheel, I find it difficult to believe any one would say otherwise. One advantage (to hydraulic) can be that you can put the engine lower because it doesn't have to be "attached" to the cutter head. = more stability. I don't find belts an issue, a few times over the...

Agreed (rope armour) looked at a stumpy attachment on mine, My mate has one on his 40 hp kubota,good sweep I'll give it that, hard on the tractor though.

Ps kubota plus loader around €15000.

Dedicated grinder for grinding, this for lifting, shifting and a hundred other things, plus doesn't rip up grass.

Some interesting stuff, the last one is just a stump grinder on the forks. I wouldn't swap my Rayco grinder and kubota tractor and grab for those however. Thanks for posting.

Ok someone show me a vid of one of these loaders with a grinder attachment. Convince me.

In Europe the jump from the 35hp petrol at 17000 pounds to the 44hp diesel at 30000 was too much for me. My mate has a tow behind 66hp job and we both had the super jr 1625. You'll not hear a bad word from either of us on any of them.

http://youtu.be/Wq6X9QbliFE This is my second Rayco 35hp petrol engine, if I wished for one change it would be 4wd.