The 28 blades (for just over $600) just came in for the brush bar we are building, ours will be about 8' high we will be building TWO mounting kits so that we will be able to switch it from drag to drag, (both ends of our network) we will be adding a hydraulic ram so we can pull it in from the cab when the need arises. I know this will not eliminate the need for pruning, but am sure looking forward to the help of a drag/trimmer, I have heard many positive comments from clubs who have them, any thing we need to know?

Rivercat, A few of us in our club have been looking at making one, do you have a plan to go by that other clubs could copy. Sure would be easier than brush wacking by hand.

steviep, on 30 July 2010 - 09:54 PM, said:

Stevie I Pm'd you , I dont have the plans myself ,,, I have a club member , who is a vendor with the State of NH, one man operation, has done lots of work for my business, pretty sharp guy, if anyone is in process of possibly building a bar Pm me, possibly buying some of the stock could save money if we do more than 1 at a time...

rivercat, on 31 July 2010 - 11:23 PM, said:

Hi Dave I tried to pm you but it won't go. I am building one myself. I have a few different cutters in mind and am curious as to which ones you are using. I will template once I pick a cutter and I will then fabricate the rest. Let me know when you empty your message box. Thanks,

here is where I found my blades www.wesspur.com/chipper-knives/chipper-knives 7th blade down on the page,,,,,
and I think I got the message box fixed....

Oh My God, was i mislead bye this title I thought you meant you were building a bar out of brush! I would have made sure to have been your 1st sale! LMAO! I do think this can save a tone of time!

geee ZUM Ray,,,, now I see maybe SOME people are better not getting involved with trail work! Just kidding hope all is well!