RHINO BUSH HOGS?????

Im thinking about buying a rhino bushog it will be pulled behind a massey ferguson 285 (85 horse) what do yall think about them? How do they cut?

Cutting a new trail into the sanctuary?

They are good rotary cutters. They used to have a parts availability issue but with Alamo owning Rhino and Bush Hog, I believe the parts for both are generic and easily available.
Why not just buy a Bush Hog? They are made right here in Alabama.

we have about 6 acres of our land covered in small saplings that wont never grow big because there so close so were gonna use the front end loader and a bushog to clear us out a big spot and for bushogging our land in general

What Rarebreed said, just buy a bush hog brand

X2. The Rhino rep for Alabama is a friend of mine and I own a Bush Hog brand 286. Good cutter. Rhino is good equipment as well, and if the only good dealer close to you is a Rhino dealer and not a BH one, by all means get a Rhino. Be SURE to get ONLY a 2 series or up. NOT NOT NOT the lowest price one they sell (this applies to ALL brands except Brown, don't think they make a cheap cutter). Those light cutters are fine if grass is all you'll ever cut, but hunt camp work needs a heavier machine.

I have one. Done a lot of tough cutting with it and never had a problem...at least till now.

Dr. B

Glad to see you are managing your sanctuary.

Sanctuary's are damn cool!