Introduce and Understand Orsi Ditch Bank Mower

You need a ditch bank mower, maybe this is the one for you. It It just pulverizes the grass. >> I ain't afraid of ain't afraid of I ain't afraid to get the job done. [Music] I ain't afraid of times like Welcome back to another gorgeous day on the Stony Ridge Farm. Today's Tool Tuesday, as we said earlier, and this is the Orsy ditch bank mower. This is called the Orsy Energy ditch bank mower. It is a beast. It's the 155 model. It is 61 in. Here are our grease points on this critter. We've got a hydraulic arm here and a hydraulic arm right here. One hydraulic arm makes it move back and forth this way and the other one makes it go that way. And then the three-point makes it go up and down. So, we can offset this mower off to the side of the tractor and mow the ditch banks. Now, it has a roller built in right here. That roller just rolls right along the ground. It's just a little bit lower than the cutting blades on this mower. And these cutting blades kind of swing freely underneath here. You'll see that here in just a minute. I have tested this. I tried it out yesterday to see if I could get it wrapped up in some barb wire, and I was unsuccessful at wrapping up barb wire, which is cool, right? Um, I'm happy with this mower. Uh just again testing it yesterday. I just ran down the embankments on the side of the gravel road down here. It did fantastic. I've got a pond over here. I've got ditch banks that need to be mowed. Sometimes I'll take the Ventra tractor over there and do that. But the pond banks get a little unstable. So if you know, don't get your tractor near a pond. It's a bad idea. You can back your rotary cutter into a pond and tear it all to pieces and tear you all to pieces. So, uh, unless you have