Does anyone own the Lane Shark cutter??... - OrangeTractorTalks
Oct 2, 2017 · Wanted to let you all know the Lane Shark is one reliable multipurpose cutting beast, heavy duty and can cut up to 4" depending on type of material you are trying to clear. I have been selling and installing these ever since they were introduced, (we are the first Kubota Dealer to ever have them) so we have been on ground floor up.
Lane Shark Owners - Your Experience Please - TractorByNet
Dec 21, 2014 · I am considering getting a Lane Shark to cut overhanging branches from my fence line and trails on our property plus cutting bushes and small saplings that grow on the far side of our ditch. I already have a Caroni TM1900 flail mower with an offset cutting position that looks after the grass along the road side edge of our driveway.
Lane Shark or Hardee Brush Tiger users - OrangeTractorTalks
Jan 26, 2021 · The 3rd function outlet goes to power beyond for downstream power to 3pt, rear remotes, backhoe, etc. If you plumb the Lane Shark return into the power beyond outlet the route to tank goes through all of those devices. That said the Lane Shark return does not have to be plumbed into the 3rd function outlet.
Lane Shark vs Skid Steer Brush Mower - TractorByNet
Jan 28, 2024 · Considering adding third function and Lane Shark to the JD or a lexan front door and brush mower to the skid steer. Cost appears to be about the same. Like everyone else we get side creep of limbs into fields, food plots and roads. The skid steer has a Bobcat open bottom type grapple with double clamping arms.
Rotary Cutter Lane Shark bought by Trail Blazer under Titan
Apr 19, 2011 · Last year I bought a "Lane Shark" FEL mounted 44" brush cutter, hydraulically driven, runs at many angles, nice for clearing fence rows, overhanging limbs, etc. Great tool. Readily driven by a utility farm tractor and NOT requiring the high flow hydraulics of a skid steer. OK, fine. NOW, I...
Rotary Cutter Lane Shark bought by Trail Blazer under Titan
May 30, 2018 · Yes, that was a concern until Lane Shark came on the market with the right valving and design such that the rotor freewheels when the drive pressure is removed rather than jerking to a stop. That is a major feature which is go/no-go for the functionality of the cutter. I assume TB copied that from Lane Shark too so it is probably not a concern.
Modern Ag Path Slayer Brush Cutter - TractorByNet
Nov 13, 2009 · Lane Shark: This is built much like the Path Slayer by Modern but I refuse to buy one first on what I consider to be less than adequate construction / design and second on principals. Trail Blazer was a better product and Lane Shark apparently sued them for patent infringement. Rather than fight, Trail Blazer withdrew their product.
Looking for Lane Shark feedback from end users - TractorByNet
May 14, 2006 · Lane Shark has come out with much better heavier blade carriers and blades with a better attachment for the blades than my early copy. They sent the new hardware to me free of charge and I have not gotten it installed yet, but it is obviously better in terms of heavier cutting capacity and mainly in the blade attachment bolt area.
FEL Mounted Brush Cutter Recommendations - TractorByNet
Jun 14, 2017 · In all honesty, my JD4120 is kind-a big (wide/long) to be moving through the trees, etc but it is what it is in that regard. At any rate, I recently came across the front (FEL) mounted brush cutters like the Lane Shark, Limb Ninja, Trailblazer, …
Ride With me: Lane Shark LS-2 - TractorByNet
Dec 1, 2018 · I just got a brand new Lane Shark LS2 and did a video ride along on my first day in the field. I got better at it the longer I used it. I know there isn't a lot of videos on it so thought others might like it if they are considering a Lane Shark. I really like it and it does what I need it to do. Changing positions is a 2 person job at least ...